Welcome to all visitors - Tourists, Seekers and Pilgrims
A place where your mind can be idle, and forget its concerns, descend into silence, and worship in secret.— Thomas Merton
Small Pilgrim Places are:
- Spaces for pondering, breathing, meditating, praying and ‘being’
- Small places, not those already on the map, well-known, or that draw crowds;
- Simple, quiet and unpretentious, with the presence of the Divine;
- Places of worship, gardens, ruins, open spaces, holy wells, etc.;
- Welcoming and inclusive.
The Small Pilgrim Places Network:
- Brings together people who support the ethos of SPPs through prayer and practical support;
- Encourages members to promote the key elements of SPPs - quiet prayer and meditation, hospitality, silence, space and simplicity not only in SPPs but also in their own personal situations;
- Is mutually supportive, encouraging the exchange of experiences, inspiration and practicalities.
Find out more about us or view our list of small pilgrim places.
Today's Featured Place
St. Aelahaiarn, Guilsfield
14th Century church amidst ancient yew trees. A beautiful building restored/re-ordered in the 19th century by G E Street.
Standard opening times: Open about 9.30 am to 5 pm daily. …
Latest News
Welcome to new Places
Wednesday 24th March 2021, 11:43 PM
In spite of lockdown, we are still welcoming new Places to the Network, though they may not actually be accessible at this moment (please check locally). A first for the Network is a Place in the Isle of Man, Agneash Chapel; also St Mary's Churchyard and Church in Kettlewell, North Yorkshire with a labyrinth in the churchyard, and St Mawgan-in Meneage near Helston in Cornwall.
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