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Tag Archives: Camino
Following in the Footsteps
On my second pilgrimage in Spain – this time from Tui to Santiago de Compostela along the Camino Portugues – I became aware of the importance of this prayerful walk as one in which I was not alone, even though … Continue reading
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Tagged apostle, Camino, Camino Frances, Camino Portugues, ethics, Gospel, Jesus, morals, pilgrim, pilgrimage, prayer, principles, Saint James
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Untethered on the Camino
[youtube]http://youtu.be/EOMMl33Ot5Q[/youtube] As someone who has been tethered to computers via the Net for many years doing my online teaching and consulting work, I have come to realize the need to create a balance between the connected self and disconnected self. … Continue reading