"let me say my daily prayers, sometimes chanting, sometimes quiet, always thanking God."
The little island of Iona off the west coast of Scotland has been a place of pilgrimage since St Columba established a monastery there in 6th century. It was from Iona that St Columba set out on missionary journeys that brought the good news of Christ to the people of Scotland and beyond. The island has been revered as a holy place to the present day. We love to honour St Columba by going on pilgrimage to this special place.
St Conan's Pilgrim Way
Each year we lead a group of pilgrims on the St Conan's Pilgrim Way, a 60 mile walk from Craig Lodge to Iona. We take care of the accommodation and transport arrangements leaving pilgrims free to prayerfully experience God's beautiful creation. To find out more, email
mail@craiglodge.org.
You can also find route information
here if you are planning your own pilgrimage to Iona.
