Considering Serving as an Hospitalero?
Emilio Escudero draws upon his experiences serving in Grañon and Zamora to explain why you should consider becoming an hospitalero.
Read MoreLearning the Ropes to Be an Hospitalero
Freshly minted hospitalero Tali Walters shares her experience learning the ropes during hospitalero training.
Read MoreRemembering Sandy Lenthall
A remembrance of Sandy Lenthall, one of the founding members of American Pilgrims on the Camino. Lenthall died on November 30, 2023.
Read MoreAmerican Pilgrims’ 3rd Annual Virtual Open House, Saturday, December 9, 2023
Join us on Saturday, December 9, 2023, for our 3rd annual virtual open house. The daytime lineup includes a tribute to John Brierley and interviews with Gemma Brierley, Sister Katherine O’Flynn, Dave Donselar, Faith Walter, Johnnie Walker Santiago, Leigh Brennan, a short conversation with Martin Sheen and Rick Steves! The evening lineup includes interviews with Dan Mullins and Skye the Silent Pilgrim.
Read MoreFilm Review: A Way to Forgiveness
Film review for A Way to Forgiveness. It features filmmaker Erin Dooley’s Camino where she walks to heal herself from a painful divorce.
Read MoreBook 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.
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