(aka El Camino de Santiago de Compostela)
St. James was one of the original apostles to Jesus. Although some dispute it, there is tradition that asserts that James preached the Gospel in Spain before he returned to Judea, where he was martyred – the first apostle to be martyred. Continue reading
After a seven hour bus ride from Santiago, we arrived in Fatima on Continue reading
The Camino can mean many things. Probably something different to Continue reading
Some pilgrims make the extra four day trek west from Santiago to Finisterre – originally considered the end of Continue reading
It is incredible the number of people you meet from all over the world! I really believe Continue reading
Along the many trails and paths, there were various flowering Continue reading
We made it!!! Thanks to everyone for your prayers of support! We really don’t think Continue reading
We continued through the Galicia region but the terrain and economy gradually began Continue reading
I purposely waited to post anything about the food until Continue reading
The Camino is tough, but it isn’t all ‘work’ and drudgery. We captured a few Continue reading
It is really quite impressive the many markings, signs and postings that guide Continue reading
1 Corinthians 2:9 