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The start of the third day, Sunday, is exciting, since having walked about 20 miles the day before we have only about 11 miles aheard of us. The sky was a bit overcast, which was a relief after the sun of Saturday. On the final day we carry the processional statue of Our Lady of Walsingham.
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Leaving from our (early) lunch stop. |
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Arriving in the Shrine with the Director, Mgr John Armitage. |
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High Mass in Reconciliation Chapel. The contrast of daylight coming from behind the Altar and orange arc lamps in the ceiling mean that black and white photography looks a lot less strange than colour. |
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Veneration of our statue of Our Lady of Walsingham and blessing from our chaplains concluded the formal part of the pilgrimage, but we also have a sung Mass on Monday morning in the medieval Slipper Chapel, which forms the heart of the Catholic Shrine.
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