Day 1: Walking the Camino Portugues
Some people believe that you do not walk the camino. They think, the camino walks you. Just as you do not choose to walk, the camino […]
Day 2: A way of silence
There are many types of camino experiences. The French way is full of people. Over 200 people start every day. You get to know people and […]
Day 3: Camino – pain and joy
Walking the camino sounds romantic. There is an inner discipline that is required. This inner discipline is a constant reminder of the outer discipline that discipleship […]
Day 4: The inner pilgrim
Last night I met my first pilgrim. Sebastian from Columbia. We were both staying in the same Albergue. He left Fatima, the same time as me, […]
Day 5: Phillip or Emmaus?
This morning I awoke as normal 5:25am. I began as usual in absolute darkness. My phone as light and map to guide. My inner Pilgrim was […]
Day 6: Two Tales of a City
Today God passed my way and I was too dimwitted and afraid to recognize Him. Have you ever realized how fear shuts down our capacities? This […]
Day 7: Gratitude
On Friday when Jose and I were speaking, he said to me there was so much to be grateful to God for. God had treated him […]
Day 8: Angels
Have you ever seen an angel? Today I met one. I was in a difficult part of the journey. Neither GPS or the signs on the […]
Day 9: Bom Caminho
The Camino crosses many boundaries and thus interacts with many languages. In its heart and center it is still what it is—a spiritual odyssey. So to […]