The votive image of Our Lady in St George’s Chapel in Windsor Castle is the next stop on the Pilgrimage. I wrote about this shrine in  Our L...

Fr Hunwicke has been marking Rogationtide this week with a series of typically well researched and informed posts about the origins and prac...

The next stop on the Pilgrimage is the ancient royal and episcopal city of Winchester. My account of this devotion in the cathedral can be s...

Last year I added to the Pilgrimage itinerary notes about three surving medieval statues of Our Lady in what might be termed the East Midlan...

The Lincolnshire stage of the Pilgrimage concludes in terms of actual places of medieval devotion with this one at Boston. I wrote about it ...

This is another halt on the Pilgrimage which I added to Canon Stephenon’s original list and commemorates the patronal and votive statue of O...

The Pilgrimage now moves to Lincolnshire and to the shrine of  Our Lady in the Wood near Epworth   around which was founded the Axholme Char...

The Pilgrimage now dashed down to Cornwall to a rural shrine that has been rediscovered and attempts made to restore it in recent decades. I...