The Miracles of St Frideswide
Edition and translation of Prior Philip of Oxford's 'Miracula sancte Frideswide' by Andrew Dunning (http://andrewdunning.ca) and Benedicta Ward.
Edition and translation of Prior Philip of Oxford's 'Miracula sancte Frideswide' by Andrew Dunning (http://andrewdunning.ca) and Benedicta Ward.
The Institute for Pilgrimage Studies at the College of William & Mary in Virginia was created to facilitate the study of pilgrimage through two primary mechanisms.
First, the Institute provides support for the international Consortium on Pilgrimage studies. The Institute supports the Consortium by:
To date my research has concentrated on the history and archaeology of pilgrimage in early and late medieval Ireland. In 2010 I completed a PhD thesis 'Pilgrimage in Medieval Ireland AD 600-1600'. I am also very interested in pilgrim roads and routeways as well in pilgrim souvenirs and burials in Ireland and the rest of Europe. Recently I have begun to record modern pilgrimages at holy wells in Ireland.
Website of the British Province of Carmelite Friars. Carmel is a worldwide Christian religious family that first came to Britain in 1242, and across Britain there are over forty communities of friars, religious sisters and lay Carmelites in England, Scotland and Wales.
The Society of the Friends of Mount Athos is dedicated to studying and promulgating knowledge of the Orthodox monasteries of Mount Athos, and to promoting the religious and other charitable work of the Holy Community and the monasteries. The website contains information on pilgrimage. A list of reviewed books can also be found here: http://www.athosfriends.org/books/
The image of Our Lady of Montserrat, is a 12th-century Romanesque polychrome carving. Pope Leo XIII proclaimed Our Lady of Montserrat Patron Saint of Catalonia in 1881. The Sanctuary is made up of two large blocks of buildings, the Basilica, together with Monastery buildings, and the buildings for tourists and pilgrims.