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The Camino starts here [ish]
Stu McGregorStu's mullings on Camino related stuff while I'm on Sabbatical.
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It is impossible for me to talk of the Camino de Santiago without acknowledging Hīkoi mō te Tiriti. Contrary to the attitude of most walkers, the camino is not apolitical—in fact it was started by King Alfonso II who walked from Oviedo to t...
A letter to lonely souls...
Dear lovely but lonely souls,
Concealed grace
June 12th. Today I remember one of the more profound experiences of the camino and probably my first ever from a Catholic source.
Day three: prayer—but not like that
June 11th and I am walking the 24km to Markina Xemein (unpronounceable to me) where I’d stay at the municipal hostel. As I said in my previous post, it was wet, and the initial climb was 400m.
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