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A pilgrimage to Seoul — and to the heart of who you are.
World Youth Day 2027 brings young Catholics from every corner of the earth together. Walk with us, pray with us, and find joy on the road.
Not ready yet? Stay in the loop →Our WYD 2027 hype video is live.
Sixty seconds of why we're going. Watch it, then share it far and wide — especially with anyone curious about Korea.
Upcoming events.
Info nights, webinars, and workshops to help you discern, prepare, and lead. Can't make it? Fill out the interest form and we'll keep you in the loop.
With Dr. Yeonhee Yoon (University of Notre Dame) and cultural ambassador Susan Jhin. Open to confirmed and discerning WYD Group Leaders — share with friends.
Register for the webinarConnect with other Verso WYD Group Leaders to share fundraising best practices and brainstorm group + individual strategies. For confirmed Verso WYD Group Leaders.
Register for the workshopCan't make an info night? Watch the recording.
Hear directly from Verso Ministries about what this pilgrimage is, what it costs, and what to expect on the road.
One million young pilgrims. One ancient road. One Seoul.
Every few years, the global Catholic Church gathers her young adults in a single city for World Youth Day. In August 2027, that city is Seoul — and Bon Secours Young Adults is bringing a delegation.
This isn't a tour package. It's a pilgrimage: a journey shaped by prayer, friendship, and the surprises God puts in your path.
What the trip looks like
Eleven days. Three rhythms.
Arrival & cultural days
Land in Seoul. Adjust together. Visit Korean martyrs' shrines, palaces, and the city that's hosting us.
World Youth Day week
Catechesis with bishops, daily Mass, the Pope's vigil, and the unforgettable closing Mass with pilgrims from every nation.
Sending forth
A final day to reflect, debrief, and bring home what you've received before flying home together.
Spaces are limited. The road is calling.
Reserve your spot with a deposit today. We'll walk you through every step — from passports to packing lists.