April 5: A great day walking. Was good to see St Cuthbert's Cave & to spend quiet moments inside. The saint's body is said...
A Pilgrimage to Lindisfarne – St Cuthberts Cave
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A Pilgrimage to Lindisfarne – Wooler to Fenwick
April 5: Another day dawning. We are walking from #wooler to Fenwick, 12 miles. An easier walk today. Looking forward to...
A Pilgrimage to Lindisfarne – Kirk Yetholm to Wooler
April 4: Pilgrim's prayer "May God go with you as you walk. May you find the imprint of the infinite in all you see. May you...
A Pilgrimage to Lindisfarne – Halfway
April 3: Arrived safely at Kirk Yetholm after an epic day's walking up and through the Cheviots. It's been a day of many...
A Pilgrimage to Lindisfarne – Harestanes to Kirk Yetholm
April 3: "The purpose of a pilgrimage is about setting aside a long period of time in which the only focus is to be the...
A Pilgrimage to Lindisfarne – Melrose to Jedburgh
Palm Sunday 2: We walked from #Melrose over the Eildons to St Boswells with glimpses of Dryburgh Abbey and a visit to the...
A Pilgrimage to Lindisfarne – Palm Sunday
Palm Sunday: St Cuthbert was Prior first at #Melrose and later at #lindisfarne. He spent much time ministering among the...
A Pilgimage to Lindisfarne – Lanark to Melrose
1 Apr: We travel from Lanark via Biggar and Penicuik to Galashiels, before walking 5 miles along the River Tweed to #Melrose....
A Pilgrimage to Lindisfarne – And so it begins
Rev Liz and Irene H are walking #stcuthbertsway from Melrose to Lindisfarne during Holy Week. You can follow their journey...
Spiritual but not religious
Many in the UK today – many in Lanark – describe themselves as spiritual but not religious. Maybe it’s how you respond when asked about your views. It’s good that many are still open-minded when it comes to the big questions. It shows that culture isn’t satisfied with the message that reality consists only of what can be seen, touched and measured in a science lab.