Welcome
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croeso i gysegrfa Ffynnon Gwenffrewi |
' St Winefride's Well Shrine has welcomed Pilgrims and visitors for over 1300 years.'
'Mae'r Ffynon Cysegrfa Santes Gwenffrewi wedi Croesawu Pererinion ac
Ymwelwyr ers dros 1,300 o flynyddoedd.'
Ymwelwyr ers dros 1,300 o flynyddoedd.'
Important Notice - Please Read
St Winefride's Well Shrine will re open on Monday 7th September 2020.
Visitors must observe social distancing and hygiene rules at all times and will be required to provide contact details for Track & Trace purposes upon arrival.
Restrictions to bathing will apply and the Exhibition and St Winefride's Chapel will remain closed at present.
The repository will be open but is restricted to one person / family group at a time.
All services and Pilgrimages remain cancelled until further notice.
These measures have been introduced to reduce the risk of transmittal of the virus between pilgrims and to staff and the local community.
Please check this website for any updates regarding the Shrine and Well.
4th September 2020
Visitors must observe social distancing and hygiene rules at all times and will be required to provide contact details for Track & Trace purposes upon arrival.
Restrictions to bathing will apply and the Exhibition and St Winefride's Chapel will remain closed at present.
The repository will be open but is restricted to one person / family group at a time.
All services and Pilgrimages remain cancelled until further notice.
These measures have been introduced to reduce the risk of transmittal of the virus between pilgrims and to staff and the local community.
Please check this website for any updates regarding the Shrine and Well.
4th September 2020
St. Winefride’s Well Shrine is the responsibility of the Roman Catholic Diocese of Wrexham.
Registered Charity No: 700426
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