As you travel to attend the Beatification Mass of Archbishop Fulton J. Sheen, we invite you to go deeper—transform your trip into a sacred journey.
The Sheen Pilgrimage is a spiritual experience centered around prayer, reflection, and celebration. Beginning in Peoria, IL, on September 15, this pilgrimage includes
the anniversary of Sheen’s ordination, the historic Beatification Mass, and culminates in celebratory Massses and the Sheen Award Gala.
Whether you come for a day or the entire week, this is an opportunity to walk in the footsteps of a remarkable spiritual leader and grow in faith alongside pilgrims from around the world.
Don’t just attend — make it a pilgrimage.
Come early. Stay longer.
Enter into prayer, community, and celebration as we mark this historic moment in the life of the Church.
Learn more and get tickets for events at celebratesheen.com.
Plan your pilgrimage today!
Make Your Journey a Pilgrimage
OFFICIAL ROSTER OF EVENTS
ALL EVENTS BELOW REQUIRE TICKETS
PEORIA
Tuesday, September 15 - Wednesday, September 23
9-Day Novena of Holy Hours
Cathedral of St. Mary | 7 PM
Saturday, September 19
Family Holy Hour & Tours
Cathedral of St. Mary | 10 AM - 12 PM
Sunday, September 20
Anniversary Mass of Sheen’s Ordination
Cathedral of St. Mary | 3 PM
ST. LOUIS
“The only masses to take place at the Cathedral on September 24–26, are those that on this schedule. No private masses will be allowed on these days.”
Wednesday, September 23
Vespers at the Cathedral Basilica of St. Louis | 5 PM
Private event. Live stream available
Thursday, September 24
Expo at The Dome at America’s Center | 8 AM - 7 PM
Adoration & Confession | 9 AM - 12 PM, 4:30 PM - 6 PM
Pre-Mass Show | 10 AM
Beatification Mass | 2 PM
The Dome at America’s Center
Live stream and broadcast available
Veneration of Relic | 4 - 6 PM
PEORIA
Friday, September 25
Masses of Thanksgiving | 9 AM, 11 AM, 1 PM, 3 PM
Parish Talks | ST. JUDE, ST. PHILOMENA, ST. THOMAS
Sheen Awards Gala, Peoria Civic Center | 6 PM
Saturday, September 26
Masses of Thanksgiving
Byzantine Divine Liturgy
Cathedral of St. Mary