Our Glendalough trip in pictures

4 October 2012 | Day by day, Gallery

St-Kevin-s-Kitchen-Church
Monastic-Town-landscape-from-the-river
The-Round-Tower-with-cemetery
Cemetery
St-Kevin-s-Kitchen-Church-from-close
The-Cross-Glandalough-Visitors-Centre
Landscape-with-the-Round-Tower
Monastic-City-model-in-Glandalough-Visitors-Centre
Monastery-Scriptorium-theme-Glandalough-Visitors-Centre
Glendalough-village-with-Tearmann-Spirituality-Cntre-on-the-top
Fr-Michael-Rodgers-presentation-of-the-Irish-Spirituality
Tearman-Spirituality-Centre
Approaching-the-Valley
The-Upper-Lake-valley-
Mountain-wiew-of-the-Lower-Lake
A-mountain-view-of-the-two-lakes
Glandalough-white-parcourse
A-mountain-view-of-the-Lower-Lake
Anto-Barnabas-and-Antun-at-the-Cathedral-gate
A-Celtic-Cross-near-the-Round-Tower
Detail-of-stone-carving-St.-Savior-Church
More-reccent-burial-stones-with-IHS-symbols
Cathedral-from-12th-Century
Jacques-and-John-at-the-Cathedral-gate

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The European Tertianship community spent three days 1-3 October 2012 in Glendalough, 50 km south from Dublin, to learn and experience the treasures of the Irish spirituality in our Christian tradition. The history of the ancient monastic place comes to the 6th century, when St. Kevin began an ascetic life here.