Four countries!  Six months!  Three seasons!  1,600 miles!  And I think I am finally done walking.  A pilgrimage overview with Liam Bayly.

Join pilgrims Kristin DeCou and Elena Szeremeta who will discuss the joys and challenges of the multigenerational Camino. They will share their exciting experiences of walking the Camino de Santiago with babies, young children, families, and grandparents.

A story about life, love, and loss on the Camino de Santiago, Camino Skies follows the inspirational journey of everyday people doing the extraordinary. Join the directors of Camino Skies in this special event Q&A to hear all about the making of this award-winning documentary film. John Brierley of Camino Guides called this “A wonderfully…

Please join us to learn more about the pilgrim routes in Ireland that connect to the Camino in Galicia. Also, we’ll receive a summary of the Camino Society in Ireland from one of its members, Jim McNicholas. This event takes place at 12:00 PM Eastern Time. Please see your member email for the registration link.

If the story of the Knights Templar were a novel, it would be a page-turner full of adventure, courage, fidelity, betrayal, and revenge.  But the story is not a novel, it’s history.  It actually happened.  Did you know the Templars protected pilgrims on their way to Jerusalem and then later to Santiago?  Do you know of…

The St. Louis Chapter’s very own Deborah Weltman invites her fellow pilgrims to a launch party for her new Camino memoir, “Camino Lessons: Losing Twenty-First Century Fears on an Ancient Pilgrimage Trail”. Following are details Deborah shared: “After an 11 year ‘pregnancy’, my book has finally been born! ‘Camino Lessons: Losing 21st Century Fears on…

For almost 40 years, the Confraternity of St. James has been providing information and support to pilgrims on Camino routes in Spain, Portugal, France, and Germany. More recently, the organization has started to discover, promote, and signpost the old routes that medieval British pilgrims would have taken on their way to Santiago, thus establishing new…

Music is intrinsic to the Camino de Santiago, the now-revived pilgrimage route through Europe, across northern Spain to the cathedral city of Santiago de Compostela in Galicia. Indeed, the 12th-century tome that in some sense is the basis of the Camino, the Codex Calixtinus, has as its first book the treatise on music and sermons…

Music is intrinsic to the Camino de Santiago, the now-revived pilgrimage route through Europe, across northern Spain to the cathedral city of Santiago de Compostela in Galicia. Indeed, the 12th-century tome that in some sense is the basis of the Camino, the Codex Calixtinus, has as its first book the treatise on music and sermons…

Music is intrinsic to the Camino de Santiago, the now-revived pilgrimage route through Europe, across northern Spain to the cathedral city of Santiago de Compostela in Galicia. Indeed, the 12th-century tome that in some sense is the basis of the Camino, the Codex Calixtinus, has as its first book the treatise on music and sermons…