Pilgrim Liturgy for Healing (PDF download)
£2.03
Digital download, taken from the book Praying for the Dawn by Ruth Burgess and Kathy Galloway.
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Digital download, taken from the book Praying for the Dawn by Ruth Burgess and Kathy Galloway.
This liturgy was written for a pilgrimage to Whitby Abbey, but may be adapted for other places.
Pilgrimage is an opportunity to travel lightly, to walk free of daily routines, to meet people, to make friends, to enjoy and celebrate God’s creation.
6 pages
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| Author(s) | Burgess, Ruth |
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