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Make every yesterday a dream of happiness
Jenny Staff hosted the "Invisible to Visible" workshop, transformed into a video recording by Kel Portman. The work symbolizes Jenny's transformative pilgrimage in Lancashire, aiming to reconnect with herself and her surroundings. The piece involves collaborative walking, drawing, poetry, and meditation, culminating in a powerful and reflective experience.
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Make every yesterday a dream of happiness
Jenny Staff hosted the "Invisible to Visible" workshop, transformed into a video recording by Kel Portman. The work symbolizes Jenny's transformative pilgrimage in Lancashire, aiming to reconnect with herself and her surroundings. The piece involves collaborative walking, drawing, poetry, and meditation, culminating in a powerful and reflective experience.
The site of Ivinghoe Benedictine Priory, dedicated to St Margaret of Antioch, lies in the hamlet of St Margaret’s, between the villages of Great and Little Gaddesden, in the North Chiltern Hills.
On the 1,718th anniversary of Margaret’s martyrdom, local people were led on a pilgrimage to ponder the question, “Did St Margaret actually exist?”.
As they contemplated the monastic life of the 12th Century, the modern world was ever present.
Pilgrimage led by Revd Miranda Seldon, in the presence of Brother John Mayhead OSB.
Service written by Heather Tisbury, with reference to ‘Women of the Woods’ by Roger Bolton.
Music performed by Heather Woodward.
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