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PPerambulating Griffin reacted to JabbaPapa's post in the thread From Catholic News Service: True Christian pilgrimages are rooted in silence, the Gospel, pope says with
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I have been annoyed with this all too common misconception since the 1990s. From a Catholic perspective, and certainly in what I understand from these remarks by the Pope, a foot pilgrimage is from Parish to Parish to Parish and is rooted in not... -
PPerambulating Griffin replied to the thread From Catholic News Service: True Christian pilgrimages are rooted in silence, the Gospel, pope says.Yes, thank you and in the interim I was able to go to read the French and the English... I thought of putting the German title into a translator but I think it probably would not help me... anyway, I've had the larger picture through other means.
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PPerambulating Griffin reacted to Kathor1's post in the thread From Catholic News Service: True Christian pilgrimages are rooted in silence, the Gospel, pope says with Like.
You may well have said so for many years but just to be clear: this is not in the address that Pope Francis gave in this audience of 19 December and what the quoted article refers to. There is nothing that one can detect in the text of his...
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PPerambulating Griffin reacted to Gthiker's post in the thread From Catholic News Service: True Christian pilgrimages are rooted in silence, the Gospel, pope says with Like.
A little lighter story. My wife and I walked the CF in 2017 as a pilgrimage. We are Catholic and went to every possible pilgrim Mass. For me two of the highlights of the trip were being asked to read at the service in Rabanal and at the English...
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PPerambulating Griffin reacted to Rebekah Scott's post in the thread From Catholic News Service: True Christian pilgrimages are rooted in silence, the Gospel, pope says with Like.
Just for the record: I deeply love and respect Pope Francis. Yeah, there's a lot of noise and distraction on the Caminos in high season, especially the Frances. But underneath all the plastic souvenirs and billboards and "must-sees" is a...
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PPerambulating Griffin reacted to lt56ny's post in the thread From Catholic News Service: True Christian pilgrimages are rooted in silence, the Gospel, pope says with Like.
It is surprising to me that those who I have disagreed with or even had disagreements with in the past are the ones I agree with the most. It never surprises me how almost fiercely people hold on to their ideas about the Camino and often are the...
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PPerambulating Griffin reacted to David's post in the thread From Catholic News Service: True Christian pilgrimages are rooted in silence, the Gospel, pope says with Like.
Some marvellous responses in this thread .. but I think there is a common error re 'silence' ... spiritual silence is internal therefore one can be surrounded by all sorts of sounds without it having any adverse effect. I have friends who do...
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PPerambulating Griffin reacted to Friend from Barquinha's post in the thread A call for regulation or permit on the Francés with Like.
Actually in "wilderness" Canada, in British Columbia, we also have some wild routes for which you have to get a permit and take your turn. For example: the Bowron Lakes, a canoe route where you've had to do this for 30 or 40 years, and the West...
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PPerambulating Griffin replied to the thread A call for regulation or permit on the Francés.I did not mean in the early days of the revival, so much as in the earliest ethos of the locals always making sure there would be a bed, followed by economic pressures that could have seen *nothing but* comfy infrastructure being built as the era...
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PPerambulating Griffin replied to the thread Ireland, pilgrimage.I did not see this when it was first posted (a busy time of year), but did just... and it moved me to tears. Thank you for it.
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