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Camino de Santiago, Spain [Image: Les routes sans fin(s) / Unsplash.com]
By Curtis Williams, Catholic World Report, April 23, 2025
Curtis Williams is the founder and lead guide at Pray The Way Camino Pilgrimages, a recently inaugurated pilgrimage apostolate that aspires to incorporate formation in spiritual theology and the mystical traditions, and opportunities for Catholic pilgrims to engage evangelism and apologetics with disenfranchised Catholics and spiritual seekers along the pilgrim’s route.
In October of this year, a unique opportunity awaits those who seek to deepen their faith and understanding of Christian civilization.
The Camino de Santiago is Christendom’s most iconic pilgrimage route, paved with the prayers of saints, the footsteps of kings, and the sacrifices of millions of ordinary pilgrims.
For more than a thousand years, pilgrims have made their way across Spain to the tomb of St. James the Greater in Santiago de Compostela, encountering Christ in the sacrifice of pilgrimage and the veneration of one of his closest followers. For contemporary Catholics, the Camino offers something more—a journey into the very soul of Christendom. …
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