The Lure of Modern Welsh Pilgrimage
A guide to Christian pilgrimage sites in Wales
A Welsh Voice
BY MOON PRYDERI The mists, the mountains, cloud topped giants,houses hung beneath the roads,the mysteries of Cader Idris,the bearded lake, Arthur’s stone,a throne beside the glassy water,hollowed rock o’er grown with moss,the leap of silvered salmon in the river,the sheep, the lanes, the wayside markersin the wall of wild flowers...
St. David’s Day
BY ARIAN NIWL
March 1st is celebrated in Wales as St. David’s Day and it is traditional to wear a leek.
Gods and Goddesses of Wales: Book Review
BY BETH AMOS
As a practising Druid, I have always been drawn to the stories, folklore, and history of the Brythonic peoples.
Dewi Sant: A Poem for St. David’s Day
BY AVELLINA BALESTRI
St. David used his power when his mother was in labor, and soldiers came to slay her, but hailstorms drove them back.
Of Local Importance: A Movie Review of “The Englishman Who Went Up a Hill but Came Down a Mountain”
BY AVELLINA BALESTRI
Not only is this film lovably laughable, but it also typifies a fierce pride in locality and community that defines Welshness and Britishness
