Carrion de los Condes to Terradillos. It’s a very long walk. I didn’t take very many pictures. Prayed a lot. Terradillos de los Templarios to El Burgo Ranero. Headed out early. Beautiful. Crossed the halfway mark. El Burgo Ranero to…
Walking along southern California’s Silver Strand, a body surfer emerges from the waves and approaches my cousin and me. “Hey, hey, you guys I gotta tell you something,” the young man said a bit winded from being tossed up on…
Up a narrow winding road in Darjeeling’s tea covered hillsides, lies a home for a group of sisters of Missionaries of Charity live and work. Here they tend to the sick and injured in India’s Northeastern state of West Bengal. A nearby train drops…
This “tudor Gothic” style church built in 1928 serves as a place of refuge for students at Princeton University. It is a quiet, peaceful retreat from the bustling daily life on campus.
Just outside Carmel’s bustling niche community lies the home of the Carmelite Sisters By The Sea. The monastery’s majestic tower stands tall among palm trees overlooking the northern Pacific coastline. The sisters remain cloistered behind these walls, closed off from the…
The rain on the plateau of Spain’s Meseta has left the pilgrim’s route a muddy runway cutting through the farm fields . The mud cakes to my shoes, building up on the soles and sides of my feet, adding weight…