David Suchet is not only the consummate embodiment of Hercule Poirot, but a wonderful actor and speaker!

Mr Suchet has the perfect voice to narrate.

I am not native english speaker, but Mr. Suchet explain so nice that I understood near everything. I would like to visit all those places bue I cann't now I am old, thank you so much for the opportunity to see the faith and the love to God of the britain people around the siecles.

Thank you for this wonderful journey with a dear companion, Mr. Suchet. Our heartbroken world needs this, now more than ever. Grateful in Canada.

What a joy to have the gravitas of Mr Suchet narrate this

Watched all three parts back to back and enjoyed every minute, now I will rest my little grey cells.

Ah, the wonderful David Suchet. What a lovely presentation. I look forward to Episode 2.

Loved this program. And David is such a treasure too!

I want to thank whoever posted this and also whoever produced this because it is one of the few positive depictions of Christianity that I've seen in ages and I'm so grateful. Christins are often mocked and criticised by rhe media in the west or more often ignred which is ironc because there are well overr the world well over 2,000,000,000 adherents.but enoihj of that, i digress, thank you for the great program and God Bless

Whenever I see that view of Durham above the river my breath catches in my throat. 🤯

Being Anglican myself and brought up by a staunch Anglican father born in Queen Victoria's age, a great deal of this English history was familiar, even here in Australia, but the association with the particular cathedrals was fascinating. Thank you. And Thank you Mr Suchet as well.

I cannot get used to see him without Poirot’s mustache!😄

A few years back I walked the pilgrims way with some friends from Salisbury to Winchester to Canterbury ..

His Bible audiobooks are great as well. One of my KZfaq favorites.

Thank you from the bottom of my heart to all those people who have made these series. And David Suchet is brilliant.

What a wonderful journey. It felt like I was on a Pilgrimage myself.

David Suchet is a great speaker and actor

David Suchet is a wonderful actor, orator and human being. Loved this. Thank you so much. Subscribed xx Teresa 🇦🇺♥

Thanks for this marvellous program and David's wonderful English voice I visited England in the 70 was enchanted with the history and ancient buildings

We’ve taken so many of these pilgrimages, and will probably spend the rest of our lives walking portions of them. We’re completely taken in, and have, I’ll venture to say, experienced a handful of miracles, most likely more that we were blissfully unaware of. Often it seems an academic approach to history and culture can be like plucking the wings off a butterfly, but these pilgrimages restore flight to wonder!

I'm not a religious person but I recognise the great beauty and awe inspired by these glorious buildings.

When there are prayer intentions rattling around in my mind, I've often found that pilgrimage is the best thing to do. Some physical and financial effort, bodily taking them to a holy place, and asking the saints who are still at work there to take over, has brought a lot of peace. And you always returns from pilgrimage a bit different - it changes you 😊

I like the idea of pilgrimage and hope to start embarking someday. To the Cathedral of my diocese, to Walsingham, to Cathedral of Westminster, to Rome and to the Holy Land.

I so enjoyed this journey I will never be able to see these all some I have had the pleasure of visiting. Thank you so much from Cape Town

Wonder after Wonder, this magnificent pilgrimage towards these beautiful England's cathedrals is a must for architecture, history and art lovers, besides their beliefs, me specially loved Wells so you better choose your favorite guided by the voice of the extraordinaire actor David Suchet. Enjoy it and God bless you all!❤

Chanced upon this video. For me seeing the Cathedral of Santiago de Compostela was my Wow and humbling moment. We have visited some of these too,hope to visit the rest. Thank you Poirot oops Mr Suchet

🇬🇧 I'm so pleased that you pronounce it Can-ter-bury. So many people say Canterbri.

The english of Mr. Suchet is an annointment for the ear.

Excellent a new interesting and calming sleep documentary, hard to come by

Amazing and beautiful cathedrals! Thank you David Suchet. Your narration makes this documentary so interesting and enjoyable.

Thank you. I loved this. A wonderful journey from the comfort of my home. ❤

A pilgrimage inspired by the power and dedication of the people of faith ,by their spirit and beauty ,and you have done it perfectly ! Thank you so much for this splendid presentation !❤🙏

Absolutely delightful…thank you!

Beautiful ❤! Thank you for sharing this incredible video!!!!! It always amazes me at the detail of work inside and outside of the cathedrals! How they built these fantastic places in those times! Brilliant 🎉❤!

I made a pilgrimage many years ago, to the Spanish missions in San Antonio, Texas, beginning with Mission San Antonio de Valero, also known as The Alamo. I enjoyed it much; there is peacefulness in them.

What a wonderful presentation! Thank you for uploading this.

I've been lucky enough to see so many Cathedrals in Europe and the UK, but none has left me as awestruck as Wells Cathedral.

Wonderful! I wish I could see them all. Thank-you for making this avaliable.

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I loved everything about this wonderful video!! From David Sushay, to the historical information, to the amazing views of these God honoring buildings....and the music is exquisite!!!! Thank you!!!!

Oh what an intelligent and beautiful documentary. Thank you.

David Suchet is a treasure of a man .

Anybody remember the book pilgrims progress

A rich historical, and spiritual journey. Stunning photography and a real sense of the different atmospheres of each Cathedral. The host is an extra bonus. Well done on all levels.

Beautifully narrated by Sir David !

Thank you for sharing. I loved it!

38:06 Nice footage - I had already previously been thinking how much courage it must have taken to erect this spire that pins right into the sky`s blue infinity and beyond.

How many wonderful and faithful Catedral! Thank you for this video. Greetings from Italy!

Lovely effort to exhibit what is left of the cathedral age in England. It was Henry VIII who instructed the destruction of Thomas a Becket's tomb, both at Canterbury, and at the Bridge in London, so one can hardly castigate the 'reformation' for its destruction of thousands of artifacts, stained glass, illuminated manuscripts, sculptures and abbeys when the king himself led this wholesale ruination, Henry's own "bonfire of the vanities" as it were. The Lindisfarne Gospels escaped that fury by an inch. Imagine how many others did not.

While God can be worshipped anywhere and at anytime, there’s something so matchless and incomparable about these glorious cathedrals as places of worship. As a professional musician I’ve had the privilege to play for worship services in cathedrals in the US. The visuals (the architecture, art, etc) and the acoustics which carry the sound everywhere in these buildings have to be experienced to be understood. They are integral to helping people experience and understand the Divine in ways that other buildings of worship cannot. IMHO the only thing that is on par with worshipping or participating in a program held in a cathedral can only be matched by being out in nature.

Amazing cathedrals God bless his followers 🙏

A lovely video. I'm going to go to all of them starting this weekend to Southwark. Really nice narrative, lovely to listen to..

Was it not on 5 May during the reign of Henry VIII (I think 1534) that England made its final break from Rome? Great thanks for this video and for the evangelism of David Suchet!

Grandioso documentario , simplesmente espetacular ! marcos lopez - USA

There's no discouragement Shall make him once repent His first avowed intent To be a pilgrim. That transports me right back to chapel days at school.

Can’t wait for the rest of the episodes!

In Poland pilgrimige tradition still is strong ( individual or group, on foot or by bus, local or international to Santiago de Compostella, Rome, Jerusalem etc). Walking clear your mind. Even when you are not a religiouse person.

I went to see Wells Cathedrals last year. I was absolutely awe stuck by the size, detail and grandeur. So worth a visit.

Оh! I so liked that serial! Thank you!

🧐 Mr. David Suchet. 😇💯💯👋👋👋👋👍👍👍!!💐💐🌹🌹! TO YOU . THANKS . From, (2024).

That was wonderful, thank you very much , the lofty Cathedrals were built to help you spiritually to be drawn heaven wards.

That voice.

oh what a lovely video ❤🙏🏻💕

Fabulous 💜

Oh my Gosh, Richard whiting was a martyr! 😮🙏🏼

well done.

Very good. Many in the UK would benefit from a Christian pilgrimage. They do not know what they are missing.

Ooh history. Cathedrals and suchet yippee:)

38:38 What a gorgeous place! Anybody knows how it is called and if it has been amassed by humans ? Just imagine a cathedral on top of that hill!

I am loving this series, and there are more cathedrals I now hope to visit. However, what bright spark altered Bunyan's original words to the pilgrim song? It's relent. Never giving up. Not the same as repent. He knew the difference, if anyone did!

Unfortunate that there are too many commercials to make it enjoyable to watch.

Wonderful program, but disappointed Gloucester Cathedral was left out.

Thank you.

Why is Henry now describing Thomas as a “low-born cleric” when previously it had always been “turbulent priest”?

David Suchet! So inspiring!

Thanks

🇬🇧 re: Poirot . Dear Sir David, You are the ONLY Poirot to me. Why haven't you ever made a film playing the part ?

The Catholic Saxon and Normans sure built some amazing churches.

Canterbury the Very Start? Give me a break. One of the first things Augustine had to do was to meet with the bishops. Pagans had bishops? They were Celtic Christians, who originated in Ireland.

I had a colleague who lived in Vicar's Close, beautiful place. He was something to do with Wells Cathedral, a chorister I think.

Like many others here, I, too, would like to know if there are any tour companies that have trips to these places. I live in the United States.

Saint Paul preached at Ludd Hill, the sight of St Paul's Cathedral. Acts 29.

I think Wells is the one I want to see most, after Canterbury maybe.

A wonderful video - but there is one error, David Suchet wrongly states that the Golden Window of Wells cathedral is placed in the Lady chapel, when in truth, it is located in the choir above the high altar - and what a magnificent window it is, too.

Amen

Liverpool Anglican cathedral is beautiful..and we have two..A Catholic one at the opposite end of Hope street.

0:30 I love deranged english humour - he talks about "pilgrimage" and shows us a grinning woman in abominable clothes that walks unsteadily with a tiny backpage through some forest.

Let’s hear the organs and choirs of these cathedrals on future installments. Some of your music sounds like it came right out of a recording studio.

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Has anyone visited Glastonbury Abbey? Is it worth the time? Looks kind of weak while all the others look breath taking.

38:50 Just look at the elaborate architecture at the top left of the picture - we have gone a long way from the "dark middle ages" to our "enlightened present"

14:33 "Is guaranteed to lift the spirit..." Reminds me of Shakespeare: "Although it looks like madness, there is method in it." The very moment the footage shows us another human in the most disgusting clothing! How can those beasts` spirits be "lifted"? By the way, all over the world smokers are being prosecuted, but you are allowed to enter holy places in shorts, t-shirts and naked feet!

Exeter Cathedral??? Hope they visit it in a later episode

Magnificent tombs to the dead

Hope Exeter on the list as a choirister there in 1960's😅

28:55 Never understood all this fuss about Jane Austen - I have read two books by her and nearly died of boredom whilst doing so.

Madame, vos aimables pensées sont les bienvenues - et vous ne devriez pas penser en fonction de votre âge. Tant que j'ai le souffle, je suis déterminé à revoir une fois de plus la puissante flèche de Rouen (avec laquelle le diocèse d'Ely dans le Cambridgeshire a partagé un temps son Ordinaire au XVe siècle - Louis de Luxembourg, Cardinal Archevêque de Rouen et Évêque d'Ely!) la vénérable Basilique Saint-Pierre-aux-Nonnains de Metz - l'envolée de la magnificence d'Amiens, Reims, Chartres et Beauvais - sans oublier la pure perfection gothique de Notre Dame de Paris... ...et puis-je suggérer gentiment une petite correction? "Mr. Suchet" est mort, vive Sir David😏

I pray that Britain's churches, large or small, grand or humble, will fill up again with believers who possess a vital, Christian faith. Better to make a "pilgrimage" to your local, gospel-preaching church every Sunday than to trudge a hundred miles once or twice in your life, but forget about God the rest of your time on Earth. Still, I would love to visit these awesome cathedrals.

Where can we watch episode 2, please?