Arriving in Santiago

Our final day of walking the Camino was one of contrasts. We got up early and walked in darkness as the day was dawning, sheer magic…

“What the Primitivo is for?”

Approaching Santiago

As we come closer to the shrine of the apostle, we find ourselves back with our early wondering about why the Camino and also who am I…

Relationships

By Judi Taylor

“Making love’s search…finding the reality of the other” (John Main)

And why are you doing this?

A frequent question from family and friends over the months, and increasingly from myself to myself over…

Angels appearing

Last night we stayed in a refugio/albergue, the traditional pilgrim accommodation. David was true to his email “we will wash your clothes…

The laboratory of the Camino II

By Judi Talyor

A sailor/pilgrim we met, well used to high risks, says the challenge of the Camino…

Leaving Spain

As we prepare to fly home tomorrow Paul and I have been reflecting over recent days at Finisterre, the traditional Camino end for pilgrims…

“The sheer physicality of it all”

As a friend said. And certainly the details of so many aspects constantly call our attention. The sore little toes, today…

Abwoon d’bwashmaya…. learning the Lords Prayer in Aramaic on the Camino

By Beate Steller