Join us this coming Friday for this FREE event to celebrate Farnham's ancient pilgrimage routes. The route will go from Waverley Abbey via Mother Ludlam's Cave (site of an ancient natural spring) to St Andrew's Church, a site known to have played an important role in receiving

Sunday, May 25th, is known as Rogation Sunday. It's an ancient festival that marks the blessing of the land to bring forth good growth. This year, the British Pilgrimage Trust charity invited churches across Britain to revive this ancient practice with a pilgrimage to "beat the

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Listen to Guy Hayward of the British Pilgrimage Trust talk to author Clare Gogerty about her wonderful new book, The Water Remedy, and discover Clare's most enchanting discoveries on her journey writing this book. Read more and listen: britishpilgrimage.org/resources/the-… Or on

The British Pilgrimage Trust invites churches & individuals to revive the ancient tradition of Rogation Sunday. It’s a call to bless the land through prayer and pilgrimage. British Pilgrimage Trust ⬇️ Learn more and get involved here. britishpilgrimage.org/resources/supp…

Tomorrow, Wednesday, May 21st, is St Godric's of Finchale's Day. St Godric was the first recorded British pilgrim to Santiago. The Finchale Camino Inglés is recognised as an English section of the Camino de Santiago, which starts at A Coruña, where medieval pilgrims arrived from

In honour of St Godric on his day, Guy Hayward sings an ancient St Godric song among the ruins of Finchale Abbey in County Durham, North East England, UK. youtube.com/watch?v=-3L-kc… The performance - sung in Anglo Saxon - was made during the annual St Cuthbert Walk from Chester

Sunday, May 25th is Rogation Sunday. For centuries, parish communities sought blessings both for the land's bounty and collective wellbeing by 'beating the bounds' of the parish. Find out if there is a Rogation pilgrimage and feast happening near you: britishpilgrimage.org/resources/supp…

We had our first Rogation Sunday pilgrimage in my new parish. We gathered and prayed at the ancient stone circle before heading over to our very own holy well for more prayers, a blessing of the land and people and then a picnic. British Pilgrimage Trust

Do you know someone living with grief? We offer gentle, nature-based pilgrimages for those carrying loss. These shared journeys bring solace, connection, and healing through the power of walking together in nature. Led by Dawn Champion of the British Pilgrimage Trust, along with

Many sacred landscapes face growing pressures at the Solstices as more people come to gather, honour, and celebrate. But access to these places - from parking restrictions to lack of facilities - presents a growing challenge. At many sites, we see the limits of current

42 cathedrals, a cello, and a bike! 🎶 Kenneth Wilson wraps up his inspiring pilgrimage journey in Carlisle this Fri, July 4th. kennethwilsoncello.com. In collaboration with artist Gillian Lever leverarts.org

The Golden Valley Pilgrim Way runs through one of the most beautiful areas of England. Enjoy 4 days from Sept 25th - 29th, led by Simon Lockett, guide, route creator and regular contributor to the Guardian's Country Diary. A unique and special experience! britishpilgrimage.org/events

Like Chaucer’s Pilgrims, but With a Sports Car. By foot, bike and MG, Nina Burleigh of the @NYTimes undertakes a journey from Winchester to Canterbury, along a route taken since at least the 14th century. From Dawn Champion of the BPT: “The key is intention .. It’s about coming

To remember is another way to love. Last month, Ruth Sidgewick, a pilgrim and experienced grief tender, and BPT's Dawn Champion led a three-day pilgrimage to Bath for those living with loss. This short film shares moments from that pilgrimage. youtu.be/W88OU0S8Y0k

As the lovely people at the Woodland Trust begin their search for Tree of the Year, our thoughts also turn to the trees around us — and to Holly, guardian of the waning year and tree of July in the Celtic calendar. Although Oak ruled the previous month, its evergreen

On August 1st, the land enters the festival time known as Lugnasadh (pronounced LOO-na-sa) or Gŵyl Awst — one of the four cross-quarter festivals in the old Celtic calendar, and traditionally the first of the three harvests, followed by Mabon (Autumn Equinox) and Samhain (final

🌿 Step into the story and spirit of pilgrimage with us as we head from summer into autumn. Join the British Pilgrimage Trust for guided pilgrimages to: ✨ York ✨ Canterbury ✨ Sherwood Forest (our brand-new Robin Hood route!) ✨ Lewes ✨ Glastonbury Led by our team, each