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Furman University Alumni Pilgrimage

This journal follows the travels of 11 pilgrims to the Shrine of St. James in Santiago de Compostela, Spain. Considered one of the oldest Christian pilgrimage routes in the world, the Santiago de Compostela Camino winds through the rugged Northern Spain countryside. This trip is made possible through a collaboration between the Lilly Center for Theological Exploration of Vocation and the Furman University Alumni Association.

Monday, June 1, 2009

We´re all here!

For all those who are closely following our footsteps, all of the group is here. I think I am the last to arrive, but as far as I know, we are all in one piece, most of us jetlagged, but excited to be in Sunny Spain! More to come soon...
Posted by Emma at 6:30 AM

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  • ▼  2009 (30)
    • ▼  June (25)
      • Ann Q and Anna,Goodbye and farewell from the Atlan...
      • Peregrinos y Peregrinas,Hola que tal pilgrim? Kerr...
      • Houston, we have re-entry!
      • Beatitudes of the Pilgrim
      • Reaching a destination
      • The End and the Beginning
      • As the journey closes
      • The rain in Spain stays mainly in the plain, excep...
      • Buen freakin' camino.
      • Greetings from Celeste Holt
      • The Burden is Light
      • Lost and Found
      • The Lesson of the Eucaliptus Tree
      • This is Ann, again, posting under Anna´s blog, bec...
      • Step by Step, in so many ways
      • A really hard day
      • The Work and the Joy
      • 2 Days on the Path, posted by Rev Kerry Holder Jof...
      • Less in More
      • What were we thinking?
      • Ouch.
      • June 4th ?
      • What a day! After a bus ride from Leon to Samos, ...
      • On the Camino!
      • We´re all here!
    • ►  May (5)

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