National pilgrimage on Reek Sunday

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The National pilgrimage on Reek Sunday is an annual Irish religious tradition in which thousands of pilgrims climb Croagh Patrick, often barefoot, in honor of Saint Patrick.

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instanceOf Catholic religious tradition
annual event
religious pilgrimage
alsoKnownAs Croagh Patrick pilgrimage NERFINISHED
Reek Sunday pilgrimage NERFINISHED
associatedLocalName The Reek GENERATED
associatedMountain Croagh Patrick NERFINISHED
associatedWith Irish Catholic Church NERFINISHED
Irish national religious identity
country Ireland NERFINISHED
culturalSignificance major Irish national pilgrimage
dayOfWeek Sunday
devotionTo Saint Patrick as patron saint of Ireland
estimatedNumberOfParticipants thousands of pilgrims
frequency annual
hasFeature early morning climbs
large crowds at summit chapel
steep rocky paths
hasParticipant pilgrims
hasPurpose honouring Saint Patrick
penance
prayer
seeking spiritual blessings
hasRitual Eucharistic celebration
confession on the mountain
hasTradition attending Mass on the summit
praying during ascent
walking barefoot
honours Saint Patrick NERFINISHED
languageOfName English
locatedIn County Mayo NERFINISHED
mainSite Croagh Patrick NERFINISHED
organisedBy Roman Catholic Diocese of Tuam NERFINISHED
local clergy
pilgrimageType Marian and Patrician devotional practice
penitential pilgrimage
religion Roman Catholicism
safetyConcern risk of injury on steep slopes
season summer
supportedBy local volunteers
mountain rescue services
takesPlaceOn last Sunday of July
typicalActivity barefoot ascent of Croagh Patrick
pilgrimage climb of Croagh Patrick

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Croagh Patrick pilgrimage site isAssociatedWithEvent National pilgrimage on Reek Sunday