Coventry Pilgrimage
The Coventry Pilgrimage was established as a celebration of the 100th anniversary of the Diocese of Coventry. Essentially it circles the area generally following ‘A Coventry Way’ but incorporating as many churches as possible, and ending at Coventry Cathedral.
The Coventry Pilgrimage route passes through the towns, villages and areas of Meriden, Berkswell, Carol Green, Burton Green, Crackley, Kenilworth, Stoneleigh, Stareton, Bubbenhall, Ryton-on-Dunsmore, Wolston, Bretford, Brinklow, Nettle Hill, Ansty, Barnacle, Bedworth, Fillongley, Corley Moor, Allesley, Coundon, Spon End and Coventry.
Most of the route follows ‘A Coventry Way’ in a circular route around the city but also includes sections that will take you to the churches that have supported pilgrims in the past.
The hope is it will continue over the years and grow into what the communities on the route want to make of it – perhaps even into a pilgrimage such as the route to Santiago de Compostela.
The Coventry Pilgrimage route booklet can be downloaded in a pdf version by following the link below.
Maps and route descriptions pertaining to A Coventry Way are copyright of A Coventry Way Association and are reproduced by permission.
The Coventry Pilgrimage Record sheet allows pilgrims to record their progress through the pilgrimage, and can be downloaded in a pdf version by following the link below.