Book Review: A Walk to the End of the Earth
Review of “A Walk to the End of the Earth.” Memoir by Jeffrey Kendall. Review by Jerald Stroebele.
Read MorePoem: A Meseta State of Mind
A Meseta State of Mind, a poem by Chunk Johnson set on the Camino de Santiago.
Read MoreA Summer of Camino Service
Tom Labuzienski shares his experiences volunteering in the Pilgrim’s Reception Office in Santiago de Compostela and as an hospitalero at an albergue in Grañón.
Read MoreLetter from the Chair – Autumn 2023
Letter from American Pilgrims on the Camino Board Chair Steve Lytch, Autumn 2023.
Read MoreBoard Report – July 2023
A report of the July 2023 meeting of the American Pilgrims Board of Directors.
Read MoreAutumn Walking Along the Ebro
James Larocco writes about his experiences walking the lesser known Camino del Ebro in Spain.
Read MoreJohn Brierley’s Passing & Obituary
It is with much sadness I inform you that our fellow peregrino John Brierley has died. Countless numbers of us have relied on John’s guidebooks as we undertook our caminos.
Read MoreAmerican Pilgrims on the “Camino Cafe” Podcast
Recently American Pilgrims’ members and volunteers Steve and Carol Lytch were guests on Leigh Brennan’s Camino Cafe podcast. Steve is the current board chairman of American Pilgrims. Steve and Carol were volunteers in 2022 at the Ribadiso albergue on the Camino Francés. Follow this link to learn more about our Ribadiso Welcome Service. Leigh filmed…
Read MoreOur Next Hospitalero Training Session: Friday, June 2 – Sunday, June 4, 2023
We are excited and pleased to announce the next Hospitalero Training session of 2023 will be held Friday, June 2, 2023, to Sunday, June 4, 2023, at the Mt. Gilead Camp & Conference Center in Stroudsburg, PA.
Read MoreNavarra: Una Experiencia en el Camino
American Pilgrims on the Camino is offering our members a unique Spanish travel opportunity May 18-26, 2023, in Navarra, Spain.
This first-ever cultural journey, in coordination with Los Amigos del Camino de Santiago de Estella, will traverse the geographically diverse region of the medieval Basque Kingdom of Navarra and give participants the opportunity to intimately get to know the culture, gastronomy and wine, and varied terrain along the Camino Francés as well as portions of the Aragones and the Baztanes.
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