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Is this the most enchanting place to start the Camino?
Is this the most enchanting place to start the Camino? Continue reading
Posted in Camino from Mont. St. Michel, The Camino de Santiago, The Raft of Corks., Uncategorized
Tagged Accomodation, Camino de Santiago, Compostelle, France, Francis Xavier, GPS, Mont St Michel, Parish Church, St Michel
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Wanting to help others. Picking up and falling down.
Wanting to help others. Picking up and falling down. The Iona Pilgrimage Every Tuesday on the little Scottish island of Iona a group of visitors set off on a pilgrimage around the island. This year on my visit to Iona … Continue reading
Posted in Pilgrimage and Prayer, Pilgrimage to Iona from Loyola.
Tagged Celle Saint Avant, Every Tuesday, France, Iona Pilgrimage, Juan Carlos, La Plata, Le Chemin
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Captured by a monk.
Captured by a monk. Three monasteries: 1.The convent of the Poor Claire’s, Alençon. In June 2011 my pilgrimage from Loyola to Iona took me through Le Perche, a forested region of Lower Normandy where I had lived for 10 years before … Continue reading
Posted in Pilgrimage and Prayer, Pilgrimage to Iona from Loyola.
Tagged France, La Trappe, Poor Claire, Syriac Orthodox, Syrian Orthodox
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Miracles. Two Days on the Camino Francés (2) Flying to O Cebreiro.
Miracles. Two Days on the Camino Francés (2) Flying to O Cebreiro. When your heart is in silence and sinks into God it sings. This is a story which is short and simple but gives a flavour of the sort … Continue reading
Posted in Camino Francés, Pilgrimage and Prayer, The Camino de Santiago
Tagged Amancio Prada, Camino Franc, France, Gibraltar, miracles, signs
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Railway lines on caminos de Santiago
Railway lines on the Caminos. They seem to go off into infinity. My Caminos often begin by a train journey, sometimes in the middle of the night. I don’t know why I like railway lines. I like the old ones. … Continue reading
Posted in The Camino de Santiago
Tagged England, France, La Lana, La Melgosa
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An Angel.
I live with Angels. Angels have not been central to my faith, always seeming to me flights of fancy. However, as I begin to grow in my understanding of the range of ways in which people find symbols, narratives, music … Continue reading
Posted in Pilgrimage and Prayer, Pilgrimage to Iona from Loyola.
Tagged Chemin St, France, Lourdes, Stephen Acts
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The Sigh. Compassion. Pilgrimage Spirituality.
A Long Time Sighing. My first Camino, the Via de La Plata was a great adventure and praying was easy; my second, the Camino de Levante was about learning to pray at all times and led into my Pilgrimage from … Continue reading
Posted in Pilgrimage and Prayer
Tagged England, France, Kilmarnock Irvine, Long Time Sighing, Pilgrimage Spirituality, Scotland
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