Walk the Camino with Fr. Tom Kadlick
Join Fr. Tom Kadlick on a beautiful journey of faith along the Camino de Santiago, March 30–April 9, 2027.
Walk the final 100 kilometers from Sarria to Santiago de Compostela, following in the footsteps of centuries of pilgrims. Along the way, enjoy daily Mass, spiritual fellowship, comfortable accommodations, luggage transportation and the support of a dedicated motorcoach.
Our journey will also include visits to Finisterre, Madrid, Fátima and Lisbon, making this an unforgettable pilgrimage of prayer, discovery and renewal.
We Invite You to Join Us!
WALK THE CAMINO - STARTING IN SARRIA AND END IN SANTIAGO DE COMPOSTELA. WE VISIT FINISTERRE - THE END OF THE EARTH- AND THEN HEAD DOWN TO FATIMA AND LISBON. LIFE CHANGING EXPERIENCES. WE HAVE A RESCUE BUS AT REGULAR INTERVALS ALLOWING ALL AGES TO PARTICIPATE. ALL OUR LUGGAGE WILL TRAVEL BY BUS.
Welcome Pilgrims!
For over 1000 years, pilgrims have walked the medieval pilgrimage routes known as the Camino of Santiago de Compostela, or the Way of St. James. The many routes all end at the Santiago de Compostela Cathedral, the final resting place of St. James the Apostle. Each route differs in length and complexity. We will travel on the Camino Frances (the French Way)- the last remaining 100K of the Camino. This is a spiritually and physically rewarding pilgrimage. Positive energy and a warm sense of community is felt along the Camino, allowing us to meet like-minded people and build new friendships. We walk through some of nature’s most beautiful surroundings. Moments of calm and prayerful meditation can awaken the soul. On this pilgrimage, we also have a day excursion to Cape Finisterre, a rockbound peninsula on the west coast of Galicia, Spain. In Roman times it was the end of the known world. We also see the beauty of Madrid and Lisbon* plus we overnight in Fatima, participating in the rosary/candlelight procession!
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CONTACT ORGANIZER
BELINDA 724-679-7450
belinda@APilgrimsJourney.com
www.APilgrimsJourney.com
Our Camino will be undertaken on comparatively flat terrain- the incline over the 6 days of walking is 400 feet- hardly noticeable. Make sure to wear comfortable walking shoes - a flexible, waterproof, lightweight hiking shoe is the best choice. You may also consider a water-resistant sneaker with good support- as a second shoe. The best walking shoe is one that fits you and is comfortable. We suggest bringing two pairs of walking shoes (and wear them in- for a few weeks at least) and bring a comfortable flip-flop/sandal for the evening. Socks are also important- midweight Merino wool hiking socks are the best choice1