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| The mystery pilgrim |
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Augustine the Aleut, one of our most seasoned Mystery Worshippers, hit Europe's most famous pilgrimage route, the Camino, first in 2002, and then again in 2007 and 2009. Destination: Santiago de Compostela, Spain. On the way, he braved freezing cold in the Pyrenees, snoring in the hostels, blistered feet and early morning cups of fortifying café con leche.
In this special Mystery Worshipper feature, Augustine reports on the different churches he visited en route. Click the links below for Augustine's reports, plus his introduction to the whole experience.
Introduction
> 756 kilometres to Santiago
2009 pilgrimage
> Santa María, Igualada, Catalonia
> Mare de Déu del Miracle, Balaguer, Catalonia
> San Lorenzo, Huesca, Aragón
> Catedral de San Pedro, Jaca, Aragón
> San Miguel, Estella, Navarre
> Santa María de la Asunción, Viana, Navarre
> Santa María del Camino, Carrión de los Condes, Castile
> Iglesia de Santiago, Triacastela, Lugo
2007 pilgrimage
> Abbey of Our Lady, Montserrat, Catalonia
> Cathedral of Santa Maria del Romeral, Monzón, Aragon
> St Amaro's Hermitage, Burgos, Castile
> San Lorenzo, Sahagún, León
> San Tirso, Palas de Rei, Galicia
> Santa María Salomé, Santiago de Compostela
2002 pilgrimage
> Abbey of Roncesvalles, Navarre
> Church of St Mary, Los Arcos, Navarre
> Church of St Mary, Rabanal, Leon
> Cathedral of St James, Santiago de Compostela, Galicia |
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| Easter 2010 |
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| From Yunnan in China to Louisville in Kentucky, we report on Easter services, 2010. Read here. |
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| London churches |
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| Read reports from 70 London churches, visited by a small army of Mystery Worshippers on one single Sunday. Read here. |
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