A beautiful tiny icon of St Brendan, brought on the pilgrimage by Agata, a lovely lady and dear friend of the Monastery.
reading the Apostle of the day.
A few metres away from St Oran's is the medieval Abbey, which we visit after lunch.
We take a very early ferry to Iona, so we have time to stop at the Martyrs' Bay and pray before the Divine Liturgy. We then make our way to the ancient monastic graveyard and St Oran's.
St Oran's early morning. The chapel dedicated to St Oran is the oldest building on Iona.
The Service of Preparation (Proskomede).
A few photos
from our latest Divine Liturgy in St Oran's, on Iona. This is one of my
favourite places in the isles, and I am immensely grateful to all our pilgrims
this summer for being so kind and supportive to me. We need to bring everything
with us from Mull, so each of us ends up carrying some of the things we need
for the Divine Liturgy: the Chalice, the Diskos, the vestments, the icons, the
coverings, the wine, hot water, prosphoras, Bible, candles etc etc. We all
become a mobile church for a day, and we all depend on each other to be able to
celebrate. Many thanks to Justin Mihoc for taking the photos (and singing; and
carrying things; and driving...)
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