Among them were St Catharine’s in Bo’ness and St Mary’s in Grangemouth, Trinity Church Falkirk and Christ Church in Falkirk. The two local mosques provided food for the pilgrims on Wednesday evening when they were staying at St Francis Xavier Church. Pilgrimage for COP26 is a walk and a learning journey from Dunbar to Glasgow to reflect on the climate and ecological crisis in anticipation of COP26.
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1. Pilgrimage for COP26
Pilgrimage for COP26 in Bo'ness preparing to walk to Grangemouth. Photo: Michael Gillen
2. Pilgrimage for COP26
Police Scotland help Pilgrimage for COP26 in Bo'ness as they prepare to walk to Grangemouth. Photo: Michael Gillen
3. Pilgrimage for COP26
Pilgrimage for COP26 in Bo'ness preparing to walk to Grangemouth. Photo: Michael Gillen
4. Pilgrimage for COP26
Rev. Willie Shaw of St Mary's, Grangemouth and St Catharine's, Bo'ness. Photo: Michael Gillen