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Golden Cap Pilgrimage Trail Leaflet . A . E I St. Candida & Holy Cross St Gabriel St Andrew Whitchurch Canonicorum Morcombelake Monkton Wyld The only English Parish Church ‘GOD IS LOVE’ meets you over the Considered a gem by the Victorian to have a shrine with the relics of a entrance, texts guide you through the Society for being entirely built at one female Saint, St. Wite, enclosed above porch and a Bible lies open for you to time. Enjoy the decorations like this ground. Come and place your request. read words that speak of love and life. angel, one of a pair on the organ. B F J St Paul St Mary St John The Baptist Wootton Fitzpaine Catherston Leweston Hawkchurch Find the window with the pelican. How many angels can you find? The fable that the bird feeds her young Supporting the nave roof the Find the headless squirrel! with her own blood results in the pelican angels hold symbols of the Fine carvings around the pillars show the being an early symbol for Christ. Crucifixion and in the chancel they humour and skill of these craftsmen. play musical instruments. C G K St John The Baptist St Andrew St Mary Fishpond Charmouth Marshwood If you arrive on a sunny morning you will Reminding us of the days when Abbeys This is the place to sit - a bench with a be rewarded with the full beauty of the were large landowners, this area came view! A vantage point looking out semi-abstract window by Arthur E. Buss, under Sherborne. This anonymous abbot is across Marshwood Vale awaits you. the colours reflecting on the white walls. carved in front of a stone cross. Be inspired as you look out to the sea in Lyme Bay. D H L St Giles St Michael The Archangel St Stephen Chideock Lyme Regis Bettiscombe The Arundel Chapel contains a Not only does this significant font meet Jesus says to the waves: “Peace, be still”. splendid 15th Century marble you at the entrance but you have to walk A window shows three occasions tomb and effigy of a knight, around it! A pulley system lifts the involving Jesus and the sea. May you find possibly Sir John Arundel. intricate cover . peace and stillness within this Church. B3164 J Westhay A B C Hawkchurch L Bettiscombe Pound Rd K Marshwood St. Candida & Holy Cross St Paul St John Wareham Rd C Fishpond Whitchurch Canonicorum DT6 6RQ Wootton Fitzpaine DT6 6NQ Fishpond DT6 6NN Blackpool Corner D E F Abbott’s Wooton Ln B3165 Long Ln Monkton Wyld Ln I Monkton Wyld D A35 Becklands Ln St Giles St Gabriel St Mary Chideock DT6 6JN Morcombelake DT6 6DW Catherson Leweston DT6 6LZ B Wootton Ln Wootton Fitzpaine A Whitchurch Canonicorum Lower St G H I A35 Catherston Lewiston North Chideock F Wood Farm Black Covert A3052 Morcombelake A35 Berne Ln E Uplyme Lyme Regis G Charmouth Road Golf Club A35 Chideock St Andrew St Michael The Archangel St Andrew D A3052 Charmouth DT6 6FN Lyme Regis DT7 3DA Monkton Wyld DT6 6DQ H Sidmouth Rd Lyme Regis GOLDEN CAP TEAM GOLDEN CAP history ofEnglandinthisbeautiful part of will enjoy exploring and will enjoy thesechurches follow thisPilgrimage intheGolden Trail follow I am delighted to encourage peopleto I amdelightedtoencourage Dorset ismanifestedinthearchitecture, focused on Jesus of Nazareth, isdeeply onJesusofNazareth, focused Trails are great fun. are Families Trails ofallages L Cap Team. Therich ChristianCap Team. heritage, J K moving onto the next oneonthelist. onto thenext moving rooted intheseparish The churches. PILGRIMAGE TRAIL MAP PILGRIMAGE from theBishopofSherborne furniture andmemorials. A welcome message A welcome Dr GrahamKings The RtRevd St John The Baptist St Mary St Stephen Hawkchurch EX13 5XD Marshwood DT6 5QA Bettiscombe DT6 5NT Discover our Pilgrimage Trail An invitation to explore our 12 beautiful churches, discover more on a journey of faith. .
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