Keeping Company with Saint Ignatius: Walking the Camino of Santiago de Compostela
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    [synopsis] => Keeping Company invites you to step off the treadmill and "go for a walk"-wherever you are. There are ways that you, too, may experience God more intimately.  For a spiritual pilgrim, the Road to Compostela is not about beautiful vistas, meeting interesting people, and drinking good wine. It is not about exercise. Luke Larson and his wife Evie took this famous journey for very different reasons. For a true pilgrim, walking an ancient path becomes a kind of discipleship, a renewal of faith, and in this case, a journey with Jesus himself. Join Luke and Evie as they explore a pilgrimage so central to the Christian story that it is often simply called, The Way. They also journeyed intentionally with St. Ignatius of Loyola, who knew parts of this road himself hundreds of years ago. The major themes of Ignatian Spirituality add rich layers to this magnificent book.
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