During this year many readers will have visited some of the well-known sites of pilgrimage throughout the world. It is wonderful that we have such places which help us express our faith and share our experiences with others on our journey. Whilst the large and popular pilgrimages places are thriving it is also encouraging that less known centres are also flourishing in their own way. Here are five of the lesser-known holy places in the UK which are worth visiting.
St Non, West Wales
This holy place is about one mile down a single track lane from the tiny cathedral city of St David’s. The site is located on what is believed to be the house of St Non who was the mother of St David, patron saints of Wales.
