Historian and expert on the Tudors Alison Weir on taking the pilgrim road

In the 13th century, eight monks walked from Burgundy to northern Scotland to found Pluscarden Abbey. Philip C Adamo follows in their footsteps

How did the relics of St. James, martyred by King Herod Agrippa I in Jerusalem in AD 44, end up in the remote and wild northwestern corner of Roman Hispania in the first place? Curtis Williams takes us to the crossroads of history and legend.

Simon Jenkins on how the British Pilgrimage Trust has helped revive the pilgrimage tradition as a metaphor for life.

Catholic Herald chairman William Cash recently walked the first part of the so-called “Becket Way” from Southwark Cathedral into Kent, a relatively new pilgrimage route from Southwark to Canterbury.

Fr Johannes Maria Schwarz will tell the story of Alpine Catholicism in posts on YouTube and Instagram

Pilgrims celebrated Mass in the Old Rite after sixty miles on foot with a relic of St Andrew

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