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Why go to the National March for Life?
The National March is a great pilgrimage to go on in order to learn about and reflect on the life and dignity of the human person. Pilgrims will experience our National Church in prayer and in action. We’ll visit national shrines, celebrate Holy Mass in various places across the Capital, take in national history, pray with one another, and of course walk together so our law makers and fellow citizens know how important this theme of Catholic Social Teaching really is to us and to all of human flourishing.
Dates
The 2025 Pilgrimage is Jan 22-26.
Who can attend?
Students in 8th grade-high school, college students, young adults, families, and adults are welcome to attend. Children 7th grade and younger must have a parent/guardian attend with them.
Pilgrimage Guide
Download this year’s Pilgrimage Information Guide for more detailed information including important details about signing-up, payments, fundraising, etc...
Learn more about the National March HERE.
Register for the Pilgrimage HERE.