Pillar Paths Podcast

• St. Brigid’s Kildare—monastery and tomb, cathedral and tower, her well. Today, her monastic influence grows Kildare, relics driving it—plus tourist tips! She shaped a medieval hub—let’s explore!

At the soul of Kildare's story is the miraculous well that St. Brigid use for miraculous healings. Thousands come to Kildare to this day to see and touch the well of St. Brigid.

Today's episode has St. Brigid boldly ask the King for land. And the miracle of her cloak obtained acres of land for her monastary.

St. Bridgid of Kildare built a monastery that grew a town. Her relics sparking a medieval legacy we’ll chase this week. Over five days, we’ll uncover her story, her sacred stones, and where her bones rest today—plus travel and foodie tips for you wanderers.

Today, we wrap it up= how this city lives on as a pilgrimage star, plus some foodie tips to taste its soul.

Today we discuss how miracles attributed to Our Lady of Pillar grows and develops the Basilica we know today. Plus, travel tips when you head over to Zaragoza.

For today's show, we focus on the building of the Plaza del Pilar to accommodate the flowing of pilgrims and tourists into Zaragoza. With the flow of outsiders, economy thrives.

Today's episode dwell into how a small, wooden, and mudded church is transformed into a Basilica through out the centuries. Rachelle how the pillar transform a city, bendings its street to glory God's miracle in stone. #faith #church

The Pillar that started it all. We start our series in Zaragoza, Spain. Millions come each year to visit and pay homage to the first Marian apparition. Hear all about Zaragoza and how the miraculous pillar still stands today and defies scientific scrutiny. It started with St. James the Greater and our Blessed Mother Mary’s bilocation.

This episode goes into who I am, why I started this podcast and what you will expect in the next few weeks of Pillar Paths Podcast.