The Destination or the Journey?
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The Camino de Santiago
The Camino de Santiago, "The Way of St. James," is a pilgrimage route which has carried millions of pilgrims to Santiago de Compostela for over 1,200 years. According to legend, the remains of Christ's apostle St. James the Elder are entombed in this city in northwestern Spain.
Traditionally, peregrinos, as these travelers are known in Spain, came from across Europe seeking spiritual renewal, but today they come from around the world for many reasons, including adventure, friendship, personal challenge, and spiritual insight.
"We are forced into a role of humility. That is pilgrimage. That is true change. That is the Camino:"
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