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Tag Archives: Camino Francés
The Camino de Santiago: the fruit of witnessing human goodness in a troubled world.
The Camino de Santiago: the fruit of witnessing human goodness in a troubled world. It is two months since I completed the Camino Francés, weary but deeply at peace. My heart, which had spent the summer tormenting me with tachycardia … Continue reading
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Tagged Camino Francés, Iona Community, Pale Green Apples, Spain
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Leaving Roncevalles on A Camino of the Heart.
Leaving Roncevalles on A Camino of the Heart. To say that I was beginning this Camino with a broken heart would cover, more or less, my emotional and physical state as I set off. It would not, however, suggest … Continue reading
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Tagged Agere Contra, Camino de Santiago, Camino Franc, Camino Francés, Mother Theresa, Spain
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The Camino Francés: timeless and eternal.
The Camino Francés: timeless and eternal. “What’s timeless and eternal is in the ordinary of our lives.” I came across this phrase while reading this morning. It immediately snapped me out of a post Camino blues aggravated by a return … Continue reading
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Pain, the body and Love: Camino de Santiago. Samos, Camino Francés.
Pain The suffering Pilgrim: pain, the body and love. On the final 200 kms of the Camino the number of pilgrims doubles, then triples. I am always impressed at the determination with which those who have newly joined the Camino … Continue reading
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Tagged Camino Francés, Christian Good News, Iron Cross, Letting Pain
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First doubts. Ruta de La Lana GPS Tracks Day 3
First doubts. Novelda to Sax 23.5km [mapsmarker marker=”6″] Novelda Arriving on the outskirts of Novelda, I was approached by a man who asked if I was on the Camino. This is not so obvious as it might seem: I … Continue reading
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Camino Francés, Cruz de Hierro, Rabanal del Camino, Foncebadón, Manjarín
When the symbolic does its job and helps us to change. I begin this first post on the Camino Francés with the stage which passes by the Iron Cross, El Cruz de Heirro. It is a part of the … Continue reading
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