A Certain Cadence
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.
Read MoreThe Unexpected Happened in Logroño
An hospitalera shares her experience of navigating the unexpected to accommodate a pilgrim at a donativo albergue in Logroño, Spain.
Read MoreA Journey to Remember
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.
Read MoreFather José Ignacio, A Memory
A remembrance of Father José Ignacio, who was a driving force in the founding of the modern hospitalero movement.
Read MoreBook Review: Walking West on the Camino
A review of the “Walking West on the Camino” book series. Books by Johnna Studebaker. Review by Allison Venuto.
Read MoreBook Review: Medieval Wanders and Wonders
Review of “Medieval Wanders and Wonders: Understanding Northern Spain and the Camino de Santiago.” Book by Kate Simons. Review by Jerald Stroebele.
Read MoreFinisterre
Finisterre, a poem by Mark Peterson about the end of the world. A place where many pilgrims end their Camino. For many, the end is just the beginning of their pilgrim journey.
Read MoreCastles, Climate & Creative Alchemy
Ancient castles, fortresses, and churches spark Martin Peña’s creativity in this photo essay exploring the meanings he has drawn from his Camino experiences.
Read MoreBook Review: Pilgrim Paths To Assisi
Review of “Pilgrim Paths to Assisi: 300 Miles on the Way of Saint Francis.” Book by Russ Eanes. Review by Roni Jackson-Kerr.
Read MoreThe Beginning
The Beginning, a poem by Lawrence Jones about his arrival in Santiago, the place where his Camino walk ended and where his pilgrimage really just started.
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