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A great impact from the trip is my relaxed and rational mindset. I feel very calm and that anything is possible from schoolwork to other situations
Senyo, funded volunteer 2008 More
Yesterday we went to the mountains and the children made an enormous snowman
Group 179, HCPT, funded volunteers 2008 More

Going over to Lourdes has let me have a greater understanding of the people around me and more able to respect their views
Piers, HCPT, funded volunteer 2008 More
Thank you once again because I have met many people who have become influential in my life and for that I am very grateful and proud
Denise, funded volunteer 2008 More
Just when I think I've got it together my dad has a routine of coming over and giving me a hug telling me how proud he is I came, this makes me cry everytime
Jenny, funded volunteer 2008 More
When asked what has been the highlight and most moving experience of Lourdes so far. I began to reflect on mine. After giving it some thought I had decided that it was not an everyday experience but in fact a simple but yet incredibly deep conversation about experiences at the baths
Holly, funded volunteer 2008 More

Lourdes
inspires an overwhelming sense of perspective; the enthusiasm
and gratitude of hospital pilgrims, many of whom are suffering,
cannot fail to lift your spirits
Joe, funded volunteer 2007 More
"
God Bless. Many, many thanks, Brenda..."
Canning Town, Easter, 2007 More
"Another
memorable moment was witnessing John Pope taking some of his
first tentative steps after having been partially paralysed
for some time..."
Georgina, ARMF funded volunteer, 2007 More
I
believe that for the sick, time in Lourdes restores the dignity
and respect that is so often taken away in everyday life....
Valerie Webster, Ampleforth Pilgrimage nurse, 2006 More
When
I went to Lourdes, I thought I was going there to give. But
when I returned, I realised that I had received more than
I could ever have given...
Grishma, ARMF funded volunteer 2005 More
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