News

We will post latest up-to-date developments here on a regular basis.

The benefits of publicity

Recent articles in a number of publications have boosted the profile of the project and helped to encourage more poeple to become supporters.   An  article in The Chalice, the journal of the Companions of The Chalice Well in Glastonbury in particular is generating a lot of interest, whilst a review of the guidebook  for the pilot section of […]

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Cornish section update

The website has now been updated with a new page and sketched maps indicating the route the pilgrimage will follow up through Cornwall. https://marymichaelpilgrimsway.org/route/cornish-section/. There is also a range of photograghs displayed in new galleries which give a flavour of some of the varied landscapes and rich diversity of sacred sites visited along the way.

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Recent Events

The project has recently been involved in organising and leading a series of pilgrimage walks following stretches of Mary/Michael Pilgrims Way on Dartmoor. Participants have included people recovering from mental health disorders. These particular pilgrimage walks have been coordinated with “Go Wild in the Community” who offer a range of outdoor and nature based activities to clients. […]

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A route across Bodmin Moor

St Cleer Holy Well and Cross Sharp Tor The Hurlers stone circles on a misty morning   With the weather set fair, I made the most of the Indian summer at the beginning of October to explore some of the wild landscape of Bodmin Moor and identify the most suitable route for the pilgrimage. The peaceful, […]

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Bodmin Moor to Brentor

Progress is continuing in exploring the best route to take in expanding  the pilgrimage down through Cornwall. Yesterday I found myself in the drizzle struggling along muddy paths, finding routes blocked and crops growing over supposed rights of way east of  Milton Abbot. Eventually the rain stopped and the cloud lifted and with it my […]

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