Posts by Carol Guttery
A Heart Opened
With ample time to reflect on 72 years of life and be present to appreciate what the Camino offers, a man’s heart opens to find a renewed spiritual relationship.
Read MoreA Broken Soul
After her father’s unexpected death, a heartbroken woman feels called to the Camino, where her physical suffering helps her unburden her emotional pain.
Read More2025 Hospitalero Training Sessions Announced
American Pilgrims has announced its 2025 schedule for hospitalero training. Four sessions are planned in California, Missouri, Pennsylvania, and Colorado.
Read MoreAmerican Pilgrim and Scholar Maryjane Dunn Recognized for Camino Contributions
Professor and writer Maryjane Dunn, an American Pilgrims lifetime member, was awarded the 11th annual Aymeric Picaud International Prize, recognizing her length and breadth of work related to the Camino de Santiago.
Read MoreSummer 2024 – Chapter Happenings
A Summer 2024 compilation of American Pilgrims on the Camino chapter happenings.
Read MoreSpring 2024: Rhythms of the Way
The Spring 2024 issue of La Concha, a magazine published by American Pilgrims on the Camino with news, pilgrim stories, poetry, and more.
Read More¿Algo Más Señora?
A poem by Suzanne Doerge that invites the reader to slow down and consider how the deliberate act of a proprietor making a pilgrim’s sandwich can be a form of prayer.
Read MoreThe Last Cowboy
A Montana cowboy and horse veterinarian trades his boots and tack for hiking books and a pilgrim’s pack.
Read MoreLetter from the Chair – Spring 2024
Letter from the American Pilgrims on the Camino Board Chair Joe Curro, following the Spring 2024 Gathering.
Read MoreBook Review: 50 Days in May
A review of Shoshana D. Kerewsky’s Camino memoir “50 Days in May: Reflections Along the Camino de Santiago.” Review by Allison Venuto.
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