Episode 354: The St. Cuthbert Pilgrimage: Holy Island, the Cave, and a New Documentary

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Episode 354: The St. Cuthbert Pilgrimage: Holy Island, the Cave, and a New Documentary

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Join Fr. Edward Looney in a conversation with executive producer Daniel Catone, whose forthcoming documentary follows the ancient St. Cuthbert Pilgrimage Route — a spiritual journey beginning in Scotland and ending on Holy Island (Lindisfarne). St. Cuthbert, one of the most beloved saints of Northern England, inspired centuries of devotion — but a recent attempt by American Catholic pilgrims and filmmakers to visit St. Cuthbert’s Cave unexpectedly sparked controversy in the UK. In this episode, we discuss: • Who St. Cuthbert was and why pilgrims still walk in his footsteps • The origins and history of the St. Cuthbert Pilgrimage Route • How long the trail is and what pilgrims encounter along the way • The spiritual symbolism of St. Cuthbert’s cave • Why access to the site became contested — and what happened • What the filmmakers hope to accomplish through this project • Encounters with locals along the pilgrimage walk • What makes Holy Island so spiritually significant

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