Interviews and reflections

Reflections on the Camino from the lockdown: Antón Pombo

Reflections on the Camino from the lockdown: Antón Pombo

At this moment many people are talking about the Camino online, there are great differences of opinion. There are very optimistic people who believe that after this crisis something new and more spiritual will emerge and others, among whom I align...

Reflections on the Camino from the lockdown: Rosana Montano

Reflections on the Camino from the lockdown: Rosana Montano

Hello Camino! How are you my dear friend? I know from the news that you are alone, that there are no pilgrims walking you, and that you miss us ... We also miss you. We had arranged,Fernando and I, to walk on April 15 the Arles-Lourdes section,...

Reflections on the Camino from the lockdown: Paco Castro

Reflections on the Camino from the lockdown: Paco Castro

Peace and good will: at the side of the road you can no longer hear the footsteps of pilgrims passing, but the wild flowers that bloom with love for spring, are a reminder of those steps that have changed the course of history, those same steps...

Dr. Guylene Gigi Tree: Long-distance pilgrim and Camino author

Dr. Guylene Gigi Tree: Long-distance pilgrim and Camino author

Dr. Guylene Gigi Tree is a pilgrim from California with three Caminos behind her, a book based on these experiences, and a second book scheduled for publication by the end of the year. She has travelled the USA giving lectures, meetings and conferences and spreading...

Mario Clavell: The snails also arrive in Santiago

Mario Clavell: The snails also arrive in Santiago

Mario Clavell, a catalan who has been living in Santiago for decades, is one of the people responsible for the current revitalization of pilgrimages to Santiago. He is a pilgrim, writer and teacher who is very active in defending, studying and promoting the Camino de...

Reflections on the Camino from the lockdown: Anne Born

Reflections on the Camino from the lockdown: Anne Born

They say that the Covid-19 virus came to New York City in January. By looking at the genome, it has been determined that it did not come to New York directly from China, or a lab, or an animal market, but with one of 2 million passengers who came through JFK Airport...

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