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      • When St David died, his remains were kept at St Davids Cathedral. In the 12th century, Pope Calixtus II declared it a place of pilgrimage. Christians believed the closer they could get to a saint, the closer they would be to God. It became a popular place of pilgrimage.
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  2. When St David died, his remains were kept at St Davids Cathedral. In the 12th century, Pope Calixtus II declared it a place of pilgrimage. Christians believed the closer they could get to a...

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    St Davids Cathedral is a popular centre for pilgrimage. During the medieval period pilgrims would have travelled to St Davids for many reasons: to pray to the saint for help with life’s difficulties, for themselves or their families, or to pray for loved ones who had died. In 1123, St Davids was granted a privilege from Pope Callixtus II in Rome, w...

    Today there is a rising interest in the idea of journeying and pilgrimage for many different reasons. Not only will people venture on a pilgrimage as a response to faith but also to enable them to gain perspective on some issue or stage in their lives, for the benefits of health and wellbeing or to find a greater connection with creation.

    Feel you can't come on pilgrimage at the moment? Then join us for a virtual pilgrimage. View our trailer by clicking here. Contact us to make a booking for your group so that your virtual pilgrimage can be led live either as a retreat day/morning or short session.

    There are many pilgrimage routes to St Davids Cathedral which you can take for yourselves or contact us to book a fully guided pilgrimage. Browse our options below or contact education@stadavidscathedral.org.uk01437 729151 to discuss options: A Pilgrimage Within– a booklet for you to use to guide you on a reflective walk around the cathedral. Frida...

  3. Jul 31, 2009 · His shrine became a great place of pilgrimage; four visits to the shrine at St David's were considered the equivalent of two to Rome, and one to Jerusalem!

  4. Like any seaside tourist, David reputedly brought back a rock - though not the pink boiled sugar kind - from his pilgrimage to Jerusalem. That stone now sits in an altar at St David's...

  5. The later medieval shrine, which was restored in 2012, attracted thousands of pilgrims as two visits here were considered of equal value as one journey to Rome, and three would equal a pilgrimage to Jerusalem. Some wanted healing or other kinds of help whilst others looked for forgiveness for sins.

  6. Feb 26, 2024 · David’s shrine became a pilgrimage site. After St David’s death, a shrine was built in his honour at his cathedral. Pope Callistus II thought of it so highly that he declared to Catholics that two pilgrimages to the shrine was worth one to the Vatican in Rome. By the 12th century, more than 60 churches in Wales had also been dedicated to St ...

  7. In 1123, Pope Calixtus II granted Bishop Bernard's request to bestow a papal privilege upon St Davids, making it a centre of pilgrimage for the Western world; the Pope decreed that "Two pilgrimages to St Davids is equal to one to Rome, and three pilgrimages to one to Jerusalem". [2]

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