This article explores the intersection of vocation and pilgrimage, suggesting it guides spiritual growth in individuals.
This article explores the interwoven themes of vocation and pilgrimage through the lives of three figures whose journeys embody both physical and spiritual transformation: Moses, Julian of Norwich and Margery Kempe. These themes are then explored in a contemporary reflection on walking the Cornish Celtic Way, a modern pilgrimage route that invites both physical endurance and spiritual attentiveness. The article concludes by suggesting that pilgrimage, whether biblical, medieval or modern, serves as a metaphor for discerning and living out one’s calling in the world.
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