Some pictures of last Monday's Pilgrimage in honour of St Margaret Clitherow and the Martyrs of York
It was an honour to have the Civic Party of York participate in our procession yesterday to help us keep the witness of St Margaret Clitherow and the Martyrs of York alive.
In the words of the Right Honourable the Lord Mayor: “Her story has become His Story, and has become history.”
The Pilgrims pass under Micklegate Bar
Crossing the Ouse Bridge, where St Margaret was martyred
Passing All Saints' Pavement. Blessed Thomas Percy was martyred at Pavement in 1572
High Ousegate
Pausing on the Shambles, where the Clitherows lived, outside the Shrine of St Margaret Clitherow
A canine pilgrim amongst the humans on the Shambles
Passing the Minster
On Duncombe Place
The Solemn Mass at the Oratory
St Margaret Clitherow died for the Mass
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