Dates for the 2027 St Wilfrid's Way and a new Camino for Three Dioceses!
Rowan Morton Gledhill • November 2, 2026
Dates have been announced for the 2027 annual St Wilfrid's Way from Leeds to Ripon and a new Camino connecting three dioceses!
If you are interested in walking any part of St Wilfrid’s Way, next year’s Camino will be on Friday 8 and Saturday 9 October 2027… but before then …
‘Save the Date(s)’, as between Saturday 11 September and Sunday 19 September 2027, we have a NEW walking pilgrimage through the Bishop’s THREE Dioceses of Middlesbrough, Leeds and Hallam: THREE Cathedrals (Middlesbrough, Leeds and St Marie’s in Sheffield) and THREE Shrines (Osmotherley, Our Lady of the Crag Knaresborough, and the Padley Martyrs’ Chapel)!
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Rowan Morton-Gledhill, Director of Communications, Diocese of Leeds
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