Pilgrimage

The Story Behind St. Cuthbert’s Cave in England

On: January 2, 2020

St. Cuthbert’s Cave is located in the Kyloe Hills in Northumberland. Made of sandstone and equipped with a natural shelter-like overhang that’s supported by a singular rock pillar, the cave is thought to have been where the Lindisfarne monks chose to temporarily place the body of St. Cuthbert during 875Read More →

The Cathedral of Chartres and The Veil of The Virgin Mary

By: Chris

On: November 12, 2019

In: Religion & Spirituality

The town of Chartres, around 50 miles (80km) south-west of Paris, is well known as the place of one of France’s most beautiful cathedrals. It’s structural beauty along with its medieval stained glass has proven popular with tourists, but its also become a site of pilgrimage for Christians. The cathedralRead More →