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The Poetry of Pilgrimage

by Michael Mitton

Poems and reflections from 23 pilgrimage sites

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Poems and reflections from 23 pilgrimage sites

Michael Mitton draws on experience co-leading pilgrimages in Britain and Ireland to explore 23 significant sites associated with Celtic saints. Each chapter brings together the founder’s story and information about the location with a poem inspired by the author’s experience there. A reflective question and suggested Bible reading extend each place’s history into a devotional framework, while a photograph provides a visual reference. The chapter-by-chapter format connects landscape, saintly biography, poetry and Christian reflection, offering several ways to engage with each site even from a distance.

Good fit for readers who enjoy

  • People interested in Celtic saints and pilgrimage sites in Britain and Ireland
  • Readers seeking poetry paired with Christian reflection and Bible readings
  • Armchair pilgrims as well as those with pilgrimage experience

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PilgrimageCeltic saintsPlace and landscapePoetryChristian reflection

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Book overview

Drawing from his experience of co-leading pilgrimages in Britain and Ireland, Michael Mitton captures the essence of 23 significant pilgrimage sites for anyone from experienced pilgrims to armchair pilgrims.

 

Each chapter outlines the story of the Celtic saint who founded the site, together with information about the location, a poem inspired by the author's experience of that place, a reflective question, a suggested Bible reading and a photo of the site.

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