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Walking
Walking is so slow... and it is precious because of that. There are many kinds of pilgrimages. The ones by foot have been the most beautiful, the most transformative... and the hardest. There are traditional and famous walks, like the Camino de Santiago and the Via Francigena, and new ones like walking to an American Venerable. There is also the pilgrimage in your home town to your local parish. Here are some resources on how to get walking on pilgrimage.
 Subiaco ItalyWhere it all began. |  Santiago de CompostelaThe Camino Frances, Click the link to read that story |  Saints watching out for usThe Saints look out for us. Come back soon to read that story |
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 Via FrancigenaThe start of the Via Francigena, Canterbury England. Click the link to read more. |  imageTips about how to take care of your feet. Click the link for more. |  What to bringWhat do you need to pack on a walking pilgrimage? Click the link to read more |
 Irish CliffsWalking on the blustery cliffs of Ireland. Come back soon to read that story |  Tuscan SunProtection from the blinding Tuscan sun. Come back soon to read that story |  Glorious FoodFood. Food is good when you're walking. Come back soon to read that story |
 Praying and walkingWhat does prayer look like as you walk? Come back soon to read that story |  RomeThe eternal city...the end of the road, for now. Come back soon to read that story |  Dover CliffsDid I walk on water to cross from England to France? Come back soon to read that story |
 Arras and SolitudeWalking with others vs walking on your own. Arras was when I ventured on my own for the first time. Come back soon to read that story |  MysteryMystery on the walk. Come back soon to read that story |  Walking in PeoriaShorter local pilgrimages. Come back soon to read that story |
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