Image above: the Monastery on Skellig Michael's North Peak. It is a 600 foot sheer drop to the Atlantic. This ancient place of pilgrimage inspired New Pilgrim Path’s very modern journey. Find out more at our Skellig Michael page.
About New Pilgrim Path
WHO ARE WE?
Pope Francis urged Christians to “walk the streets of the digital highways".He urged Christians to" boldly become citizens of the digital world in order to dialogue with people today and to help them encounter Christ”.
Inspired by his words, Helen Gallivan, a recruitment consultant and freelance editor living in Dun Laoghaire and John Dundon, a retired teacher, also living in Dun Laoghaire, embarked on what was to become New Pilgrim Path.
We met at a Christian meditation group, part of the ecumenical World Community for Christian Meditation (WCCM). As our group members exchanged information about interesting websites they had visited, the idea came to the two of us that the wealth of inspiring online resources we had found could and should be shared more widely.
NEW PILGRIM PATH was launched on the 1st Sunday of Advent in 2016. We now have visitors from across the world.
Our aim is to share with our fellow pilgrims of all Christian denominations - in Ireland and across the globe - some of the rich spiritual resources we continue to find on the internet. They are very varied – daily prayer, online retreats, sacred music, inspiring reflections, poetry, Sunday homily resources, and more. The aim is to help visitors to New Pilgrim Path find websites that are likely to be relevant and interesting to them.
We refresh some pages weekly – featuring a website of the week, poem of the week, and music of the week. You can ask to receive a weekly notification by clicking Contact New Pilgrim Path.
We hope that NEW PILGRIM PATH will help you as you seek encounter with the person of Christ, the Word of God, in our midst.
Pope Francis urged Christians to “walk the streets of the digital highways".He urged Christians to" boldly become citizens of the digital world in order to dialogue with people today and to help them encounter Christ”.
Inspired by his words, Helen Gallivan, a recruitment consultant and freelance editor living in Dun Laoghaire and John Dundon, a retired teacher, also living in Dun Laoghaire, embarked on what was to become New Pilgrim Path.
We met at a Christian meditation group, part of the ecumenical World Community for Christian Meditation (WCCM). As our group members exchanged information about interesting websites they had visited, the idea came to the two of us that the wealth of inspiring online resources we had found could and should be shared more widely.
NEW PILGRIM PATH was launched on the 1st Sunday of Advent in 2016. We now have visitors from across the world.
Our aim is to share with our fellow pilgrims of all Christian denominations - in Ireland and across the globe - some of the rich spiritual resources we continue to find on the internet. They are very varied – daily prayer, online retreats, sacred music, inspiring reflections, poetry, Sunday homily resources, and more. The aim is to help visitors to New Pilgrim Path find websites that are likely to be relevant and interesting to them.
We refresh some pages weekly – featuring a website of the week, poem of the week, and music of the week. You can ask to receive a weekly notification by clicking Contact New Pilgrim Path.
We hope that NEW PILGRIM PATH will help you as you seek encounter with the person of Christ, the Word of God, in our midst.
HOW ARE WE FUNDED?
We built and manage the website ourselves. Since we engage no external technical expertise, our costs are low. We are self-funded, and neither solicit nor accept advertising or donations. New Pilgrim Path is a labour of love!
We rely on word of mouth to promote awareness of the website, so please share the link.
If you would like to receive a weekly email updating you on our latest website, poem and music of the week, click here: Contact New Pilgrim Path.
We built and manage the website ourselves. Since we engage no external technical expertise, our costs are low. We are self-funded, and neither solicit nor accept advertising or donations. New Pilgrim Path is a labour of love!
We rely on word of mouth to promote awareness of the website, so please share the link.
If you would like to receive a weekly email updating you on our latest website, poem and music of the week, click here: Contact New Pilgrim Path.
Ancient 'beehive' monastic cells on Skellig Michael, a UNESCO World Heritage site.
Many of the banner images on our web pages feature the extraordinary UNESCO World Heritage Site of Skellig Michael, some eight miles off the coast of Ireland. Find out more about this ancient place of pilgrimage and its significance to New Pilgrim Path at our Skellig Michael page.
Many of the banner images on our web pages feature the extraordinary UNESCO World Heritage Site of Skellig Michael, some eight miles off the coast of Ireland. Find out more about this ancient place of pilgrimage and its significance to New Pilgrim Path at our Skellig Michael page.