13th May/44th day: St-Gengoux-le-National - Taizé - Cluny

What can I say about Taizé? Such a quiet, impressive atmosphere! You can only absorb a fraction for 3 hours, but it also gave tremendous confidence.

Taizé

I also met Mike, a bicycle pilgrim from Munich to Compostela, which wasn't a bad idea at that moment either:

In the early afternoon, I set off for Cluny, probably the most important city of the Middle Ages, which suffered greatly from the French Revolution and still thrives on the time before.

We found shelter for the night with the Sisters of St. Joseph:

Bells ringing, silence, singing, kindness, prayer: that's what characterized the day. And I was even able to sing my song "Wer nur den lieben Gott lässt walten" (He who allows only the dear God to rule) alone (?) in the church of Taizé.