Pilgrimage to Our Lady of Walsingham
What is Walsingham?
Walsingham is a medieval village in North Norfolk. Up to the 15th century it was an important place of pilgrimage, the site of a vision of the Virgin Mary by the lady of the manor. Henry viii sacked the priory and pilgrimages ceased, until 1921 when Fr. Hope Patten revived the pilgrimages.
It is a place of peace and prayer, fun and laughter, fellowship and time with God. Those who have been well know the feeling of well-being and joy with which they leave. It is a place not of curing but of healing.
If you are interested in joining the party going this year: 27.10.08 – 31.10.08 please see Julie Starmer (tel. 01243 862805), deposits need to be paid by 8.8.08
Prices are: Adult, half-board -£147.80
Child, half-board - £88.68
