Pilgrims Way

A reflection about the daily patterns that create a lived experience that is difficult for the pilgrim to recount and recreate through memories and photos once back home.

The act of travel is a deliberate choice. The Camino stream provides ample water for each pilgrim to fill their bucket to quench their thirst and remember their journey.

Ancient castles, fortresses, and churches spark Martin Peña’s creativity in this photo essay exploring the meanings he has drawn from his Camino experiences.

Pamela Paine shares how engaging in the arts allowed her to better process her feelings from the Camino.

Deborah Weltman shares how her engagement with the book “The Artist’s Way” influenced her decision to finally make a pilgrimage and write a book about her Camino lesson.

James Larocco writes about his experiences walking the lesser known Camino del Ebro in Spain.