Finisterre
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.
Read MoreLetter from the Chair – Winter 2024
Letter from American Pilgrims on the Camino Board Chair Joe Curro, Autumn 2023.
Read MoreBoard Report – October 2023
A report of the October 2023 meeting of the American Pilgrims Board of Directors.
Read MoreThe Fine Art of Napping
Hospitalera Francine Mastini shares how she mastered the art of napping while serving in an albergue in Logroño.
Read MorePoem: Silence Speaks
Silence Speaks, a poem by Skye Wagoner, recounting her 2023 vow of silence on the Camino Francés.
Read MoreArt as a Personal Journey
Pamela Paine shares how engaging in the arts allowed her to better process her feelings from the Camino.
Read MoreMy Spiritual Path to a Higher Creativity
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.
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