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Saint Henry's Way ((フィンランド語:Pyhän Henrikin tie), (スウェーデン語:S:t Henriksleden)) is a pilgrim path in the regions of Southwest Finland and Satakunta in Finland. == History == Saint Henry's Way was born as a result of the canonization of Bishop Henry who was allegedly murdered in the ice of Lake Köyliö in the winter of 1156. The original Medieval route started from the Kirkkokari island in Köyliö, the site of Henry's murder, and ended at his burial site, the Nousiainen Church. The route was later expanded to a total length of 140 kilometres, leading from Turku Cathedral to the St. Henry's Chapel in Kokemäki. The first pilgrimages were made in the 13th century.
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