Shrine Church of Saint Melangell
Remote Welsh shrine preserving the reconstructed medieval shrine of St Melangell and a long pilgrimage tradition.
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Remote Welsh shrine preserving the reconstructed medieval shrine of St Melangell and a long pilgrimage tradition.
National shrine of St David and one of Wales’s foremost Christian pilgrimage destinations.
One of Britain’s best-known holy wells, with a continuous pilgrimage and healing tradition associated with St Winefride.
One of England’s great Cistercian monasteries, influential in medieval spirituality under Abbot Aelred of Rievaulx.
Ruined priory on Holy Island, one of Britain’s most important early Christian and pilgrimage sites.
One of Britain’s most important Cistercian ruins and the monastic core of the Studley Royal UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Major English monastic and pilgrimage heritage site surrounded by long-standing traditions concerning early Christianity and Joseph of Arimathea.
International Anglican Marian shrine reviving one of medieval England’s most famous pilgrimage traditions.
National Catholic Marian shrine at Walsingham centred on the medieval Slipper Chapel.
Ruined monastery founded soon after Augustine’s mission and a key component of Canterbury’s World Heritage Site.
Britain’s largest cathedral and a major national landmark of twentieth-century Anglican architecture.
Ancient Canterbury church associated with Queen Bertha and St Augustine, described by Canterbury Cathedral as the oldest church in continuous use in…