
Today marks the final chapter of the Camino de Santiago with one last pilgrimage to Finisterre (or Fisterra in Gallego the language of Galicia). This is the true end of the journey for many pilgrims.

Today marks the final chapter of the Camino de Santiago with one last pilgrimage to Finisterre (or Fisterra in Gallego the language of Galicia). This is the true end of the journey for many pilgrims.

Today I traveled (by car) to Muxia. If you’ve seen the movie “The Way” then you will remember Muxia.

A visit to see the Portico of Glory at the Cathedral in Santiago de Compostela in Spain. If you’ve seen the movie The Way you will remember what this is when you watch this video.

Blessed to walk 200 miles in 13 days and arrive today in Santiago de Compostela, Spain. What an amazing journey. So thankful to so many.

Just one more day and we are there! About to arrive in Santiago de Compostela on the Camino de Santiago in Spain reflecting on friendships gained along the Way of St. James.

Today on the Camino de Santiago in Spain I had a chance to work on my patience. One of my many foibles needing much work.

Today was filled with nonstop rain, wet shoes and many challenges on the Camino de Santiago. Not too unlike life at times.

Today’s blessing on the Camino de Santiago in Spain is community. And how God puts people in our path for a reason.

Beautiful day to find the Holy in Samos on the Camino de Santiago in Spain.

Walking is meditation. And therapeutic. Even when you’re walking on average 16 miles a day. Through difficult terrain. Another installment from the Camino de Santiago in Spain.

The Camino de Santiago in Spain has much to teach us if we are open to learning. Today 18 miles, five straight up hill.

Sharing a personal story and a little Church history at the Castle of the Knights Templar in Ponferrada, Spain, on the Camino de Santiago.

Today was one of the most meaningful days of my life. Blessed to stop at Cruz de Ferro (Iron Cross) on the Camino de Santiago in Spain.

Today we go from Astorga to Rabanal del Camino after staying the night at an albergue. What an experience.

Walked 18 miles today to Astorga. Counting my blessings all the way there.

The first day on the Camino de Santiago was filled with all sorts of interesting and awe inspiring experiences.

In Leon, Spain, launching my pilgrimage walk of the Camino de Santiago bright and early tomorrow morning. I welcome you to come along.