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St Winefride's Well (Welsh: Ffynnon Wenffrewi) is a holy well and national shrine located in the Welsh town of Holywell in Flintshire.
The Roman Catholic Parish of St Winefride's Neston: a welcoming Eucharistic community based on the Wirral.
St Winefride's Church from cadw.gov.wales
The chapel itself dates from the late 15th century. Set into the hillside, it's a striking and unusual building, richly decorated and exceptionally well-built.
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The Church of St. Winifred, Stainton is a 12th century church located in the village of Stainton, South Yorkshire, England. Cult edit. Part of the ...
Holywell has been a place of pilgrimage since the seventh century. It is the only shrine in Britain that can show an unbroken history of pilgrimage to the ...
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St. Winefride Roman Catholic Church Holywell · Page · Religious Center · +44 7542 268736 · stwinefridesholywell.co.uk · Not yet rated (2 Reviews).
The knowledge that Winefride had resolved to quit the world and consecrate herself to God seemed only to add fuel to his passion, and he pleaded his cause with ...