Fruitland, Idaho
Register now for the Pilgrimage in Idaho!
After months of planning, registration for events throughout the Diocese is now available! There is a listing of all the events, locations, and times for gatherings from Fruitland to Preston and every- where in between!
There will be opportunities for processions, times for Adoration, Mass and socials. In addition, there are opportunities for neighboring parishes in the West Central, Southern and Eastern deaneries to join together in worship at the “Gathering of
Altars.”
Follow the Link, scroll through the list of Idaho pilgrimage activities, make selections, and then click “Register.”
Registration is free, but vital to our planning efforts so we can
accommodate everyone wishing to participate.
We look forward to seeing you there!
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Regístrese ahora para la Peregrinación en Idaho
¡Después de meses de planificación, la inscripción para eventos en toda la Diócesis ya está disponible! ¡Hay una lista de todos los eventos, lugares y horarios para reuniones desde Fruitland hasta Preston y todos los lugares intermedios!
Habrá oportunidades para procesiones, tiempos de Adoración, Misa y eventos sociales. Además, hay oportunidades para que las parroquias vecinas de los decanatos del Centro Oeste, Sur y Este se unan en adoración en la “Encuentro de Altares”.
Siga el código QR, desplácese por la lista de actividades de peregrinación de Idaho, haga selecciones y luego haga clic en “Registrarse”. La inscripción es gratuita, pero vital para nues- tros esfuerzos de planificación para que podamos acomodar a todos los que deseen participar.
Esperamos verlos allí!
The following stops have been confirmed:
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Monday, May 27, 2024
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Blessed Sacrament, Ontario
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2:30 pm – Concelebrated Mass with Bishop Cary and Bishop Peter
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3:30 pm – procession leaves Ontario, headed to Fruitland
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Corpus Christi, Fruitland
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6:00 pm – Adoration with Exposition and Benediction followed by a social
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9:00 am – Mass Tuesday morning
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Tuesday, May 28, 2024
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9:00 am – Mass at Corpus Christi, Fruitland
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All members of the public who join segments of the NEP are responsible for their own transportation, food and lodging. Please note that due to safety and the distance that the pilgrims have to cover in a short amount of time, they aren't walking the whole way and some segments, walking and driving, are not open to the public.
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Se han confirmado las siguientes paradas:
Lunes, 27 de mayo de 2024
Blessed Sacrament, Ontario
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2:30 pm – Misa concelebrada por el Obispo Cary y el Obispo Peter
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3:30 pm – Sale la procesión de Ontario, a Fruitland
Corpus Christi, Fruitland
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6:00 pm – Adoración con Exposición y Bendición seguida de una convivencia
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9:00 am – Misa martes en la mañana
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Martes ,28 de mayo de 2024
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9:00 am – Misa en Corpus Christi, Fruitland
Todos los miembros del público que participen en la PEN son responsables de su propio transporte, comida y alojamiento. Tenga en cuenta que los peregrinos no recorren todo el estado a pie por motivos de seguridad, porque tendrían que cubrir largas distancias en cortos periodos de tiempo y porque algunos segmentos a lo largo de la ruta de peregrinación no están abiertos al público.
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Fruitland is first stop for NEP in Idaho
By Emily Woodham
Assistant Editor
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Corpus Christi Parish in Fruitland is the first stop for the National Eucharistic Pilgrimage (NEP) in Idaho. The Diocese of Baker will formally trans-fer the NEP monstrance containing the Holy Eucharist to the Diocese of Boise on the border between Oregon and Idaho.
“Before the exchange of the monstrance, Bishop Liam Cary of the Diocese of Baker will bless the pilgrims from Oregon,” said Melea Ulery, director of Religious Education, Catechetical Leadership and Lay Formation for the Diocese of Boise. After Bishop Cary hands the monstrance to Bishop Peter Christensen of the Diocese of Boise, Bishop Peter will bless the pilgrims from Idaho.
The concluding Mass for the NEP in Oregon will be at 2:30 p.m. on Monday, May 27, at Blessed Sacrament Parish in Ontario. Bishop Cary will preside at the Mass, and Bishop Peter will concelebrate.
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After the Mass, the National Pilgrims and the faithful who wish to join them will walk in procession, led by Bishop Cary, to the nearby Oregon-Idaho border. At the border, the Eucharist will be transferred and the blessings will occur.
Bishop Peter will then lead the procession to Corpus Christi Parish in Fruitland, about a mile away.
When the procession arrives at Corpus Christi Parish, Adoration and Benediction will be offered. A social in the church hall will follow.
Buses will be available to shuttle participants from one parish to another. “Participants in Idaho can park their cars at Corpus Christi, and a bus will then take them to Blessed Sacrament in Oregon so they can avoid the two-mile walk both ways,” Ulery said.
The following day, Tuesday, May 28, at 9:00 a.m., Mass will be offered at Corpus Christi for pilgrims and faithful.
Participants are strongly encouraged to register because the procession from Ontario to Corpus Christi will be on Memorial Day. “We need to give the numbers of those who want to participate to the parishes and also to the cities so police escorts and other safety measures can be in place for the procession,” said Ulery.
Register at catholicidaho.org/nep or scan the QR code. Those without internet access can ask their local parish for assistance. Registration is free.
The Serra Route of the National Eucharistic Pilgrimage will begin in San Francisco on Saturday, May 18. The route includes California, Neva-da, Oregon, Idaho, Utah, Colorado, Nebraska, Missouri, and Illinois. All NEP routes, including the Serra Route, will end in Indianapolis on Wednesday, July 17, for the Eucharistic Congress, which will run until Sunday, July 21.
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