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The Irish Pilgrimage Roads

Par : Tadhg Sheridan
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  • FormatePub
  • ISBN8233161186
  • EAN9798233161186
  • Date de parution10/04/2026
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  • Infos supplémentairesepub
  • ÉditeurLinda Balsamo

Résumé

The Irish Pilgrimage Roads is a grounded, historically rooted exploration of Ireland's most enduring traditions of sacred travel, shaped by landscape, season, and the discipline of walking with intention. From Croagh Patrick and its mountain ascent to Lough Derg and its penitential station, this book follows the lived practice of Irish pilgrimage through documented sites, community customs, and the moral culture of the road.
Inside you will find: Why Irish holy places formed where they did, from mountains and lakes to shore stations and rural enclosures How rounds and stations worked, with the sequence and structure that made pilgrimage a discipline rather than a casual visit Pattern days and the community calendar, where local devotion gathered into shared seasonal rhythm Holy wells and healing traditions approached with respect and careful practice Vows, offerings, and return ethics, showing how pilgrimage shaped conduct after the journey Church guidance and reform, and how Irish pilgrimage remained serious across centuries of change Gaelic place memory, and the language that carried routes and customs forward For readers of Irish history, Celtic Christianity, sacred landscape, and cultural tradition, this is a clear, respectful account of how pilgrimage created a moral map across Ireland, and why those roads still matter today.
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