Date
Wednesday 20th November 2019
Holy Places Visited
- Szentlélek-Plébániatemplom [“Holy Spirit Parish Church”], Pilisszentlélek
- Pálos Koloster Rom [“Pauline Monastery Ruin”], near Pilisszentlélek
- Rendházban Kápolna [“Convent Chapel”], Dobogókő (exterior)
“Szekler Gate” by Parish Church 
Forest near Pilisszentlélek 
Forest near Pilisszentlélek 
“Pauline Monastery Ruin” 
Forest Road 
Visegrád Mountains 
View from Dobogókő over Visegrád Mountains and Danube River
Distance Travelled
Approximately 9½ km (6 miles)
Route
I revisited the local church before heading off into the forested hills of the Visegrád Mountains. I stopped at the ruins of a former Pauline Monastery, situated up the hill from Pilisszentlélek, with a wide view over the valleys below.
At lunchtime it started raining and I pressed on under the canopy of trees, passing into Közép-Magyarország [Central Hungary] and the town of Dobogókő. I visited the exterior of a Convent Chapel before reaching an amazing viewpoint with a vista over the Visegrád Mountains and Danube River.
Nearby is a statue of Sri Chinmoy, who was an Indian meditation teacher. The plaque notes that he was “a világbéke álmodojá”: a “dreamer of world peace”.