2026. Ash Wednesday February 18; Easter April 5; Divine Mercy Sunday April 12; Fátima May 13, a Wednesday, with the anniversary pilgrimage on the night of the 12th; Pentecost May 24; Corpus Christi June 7 in the U.S.; Reek Sunday July 26; the Portiuncula indulgence from noon August 1 to midnight August 2 at Assisi and in any parish or Franciscan church; Assumption August 15, a Saturday, so the U.S. obligation is lifted; Our Lady of Częstochowa August 26; Padre Pio September 23; St. Francis October 4, a Sunday; St. Faustina October 5; Carlo Acutis October 12, the 20th anniversary of his death; Guadalupe December 12, a Saturday.
2027. Ash Wednesday February 10; Easter March 28 (Orthodox Easter May 2); Divine Mercy Sunday April 4; Fátima May 13, a Thursday; Pentecost May 16; Corpus Christi May 30; Reek Sunday July 25; World Youth Day Seoul August 3 to 8; Assumption August 15, a Sunday; Padre Pio September 23; St. Francis October 4, a Monday; Acutis October 12. December 12, 2027 is the Third Sunday of Advent, so the U.S. calendar omits the liturgical feast of Guadalupe that year, though the Mexico City basilica keeps the pilgrimage.
The Portiuncula indulgence has four conditions: confession within about eight days, Communion, a church visit with the Our Father and Creed, and prayer for the Pope's intentions; it dates from 1216 under Honorius III. Medjugorje's June 25 anniversary of the reported apparitions is also a pilgrimage date. Shrines publish their programs a few months before each feast.