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To say we have been delighted with the coverage of our launch is an understatement. The most recent addition is the esteemed Church Times.
It begins:
A NEWLY launched pilgrims’ trail in the North York Moors National Park commemorates St Aelred, Abbot of Rievaulx Abbey from 1147 to 1167. The abbey is one of the 12 churches on the 41-mile trail, which begins and ends in the market town of Helmsley.
Aelred’s guide for novices, The Mirror of Charity, described the physical hardships and spiritual rigours of the religious life, but said: “Everywhere peace, everywhere serenity, and a marvellous freedom from the tumult of the world.”
Historic rural churches on the Upper Ryedale route include the tiny St Mary Magdalene’s, East Moors, and St Mary’s, Scawton, built by the monks who built the abbey, and structurally unchanged. Two Methodist churches, in Helmsley and in Rievaulx itself, are also part of the trail.
You can read the remainder of the article here.
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