Walking the Spiritual Exercises experience
Late October: the last pilgrimage of 2019 organized by the Pilgrim’s Office. It was named: Walking the Spiritual Exercises. We highlight the special experience of
Late October: the last pilgrimage of 2019 organized by the Pilgrim’s Office. It was named: Walking the Spiritual Exercises. We highlight the special experience of
Two first weeks of June 2019. Still not too hot. The CLCs come as a team but with some lay people invited as well to
Once again on the road! Blessed pilgrims that come to Spain for their pilgrimage! Wonderful weather in September 2019 and great experience. Visiting the parish,
Students group from USA (Brophy, Phoenix) and Canada (Saint Paul, Winnipeg), at the beginning of July 2019. Everything started here in this very place: the
Here we have a very interesting book from a Polish diocesan priest that made his pilgrimage in 2019. He walked the Camino Ignaciano following the
The Manresa 2022 Project is a strategic, cross-cutting and participatory commitment of the city, with the aim of celebrating 500 years since the arrival of
1522 and 2022 What would Inigo say today in the 21st century? Leaving Loyola and arriving in Manresa, what changes would he have experienced? Today’s
The adventure was physical, social, emotional and spiritual. Physically I discovered the amazing natural beauty of places I had never seen before and overcame the
I knew I needed a spiritual retreat. I had been running my business for the last ten years without one so my soul was yearning
Who knows how the Spirit works in our lives or why we are drawn to some experiences and not others? My interest in this Camino
Having read a number of books on this myself and completed several long walks, I was attracted to the idea of a pilgrimage which combined
Words feel inadequate when it comes to describing the Ignacio pilgrimage – achievement, success, pride, being grounded, life giving, challenging, all seem to fall short
