Show Notes
We continue on our liminal journey, together exploring the ancient and unfolding story of faith in Ireland.
In this episode Steph considers our tradition of pilgrimage, hears how practically walking with prayerful intent is shaping a town in mid Ulster, discusses the importance of walking with others and frames our Lenten journey as a pilgrimage of the heart.
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