Join the Pilgrimage of Hope!
Phil McCarthy • August 4, 2025
The Pilgrimage of Hope is a national walking pilgrimage with four main Ways converging at the Cathedral of St Barnabas, Nottingham, on Saturday 13th September 2025, for shared prayer and celebration.
The four main Ways start at the Catholic cathedrals in Cardiff, Leeds, Norwich and London, and will bless our nations with a Sign of the Cross and with the Gospels. A small group of 'perpetual pilgrims' will walk the full distance of each Way, and day pilgrims can register to join for stages.
NB Day pilgrim registration will close on 21st August 2025.
Watch the short video below to find out more.
Annie Sparkes reflects on being a perpetual pilgrim on the St Mark's Way of the Pilgrimage of Hope from Leeds to Nottingham.
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Roy Peachey walked the Augustine Camino for Mary's Meals, and found it an enchanting, if physically demanding experience!
In this special episode of the All Kinds of Catholic podcast Theresa Alessandro returns to Padley Chapel on the St Mark's Way of the Pilgrimage of Hope.
Eoin Sharkey reflects on the graces he received on a cycling Pilgrimage of Hope.
Pilgrim and gourmand Eddie Gilmore had been worried about the food on Mount Athos but found himself giving thanks for a 'feast of a meal'.
Pilgrims joined Fr Gerry Walsh tracing St Wulstan’s life and legacy, from Worcester Cathedral to Clifton Cathedral as part of the Catholic Church’s Year of Jubilee, “Pilgrims of Hope” celebrations. Participants explored their faith while journeying through stunning landscapes and historic locations.
An encounter with a pilgrim on another journey leads to a reflection on creation.
On the final day of the Pilgrimage of Hope Bishop Patrick McKinney walked with pilgrims and reflected on his experience and on the Feast of the Exaltation of the Holy Cross.
