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Camino de Santiago 2022

September-November 2022
(France to Spain)

Having walked 350 miles of the Camino de Santiago in 2016 to begin my journey of formation to the Diaconate, my wife and I returned in 2022 to walk the entirety in thanksgiving for being ordained. After 6 years of formation, I am now a Deacon of the Catholic church.

This walk was a journey of thanksgiving, prayer, and discovery of what is ahead in our lives as we follow Jesus and serve His people.

Camino 2022 – Day 1

Day 2 – ParisDay 3 – Lisieux
Day 4 – Jean Pied de PortDay 5 – St Jean Pied de Port
Day 6 – RoncevallesDay 7 – Zubiri
Day 8 – BurladaDay 9 – Pamplona
Day 10 – Puerta La ReinaDay 11 – to Estella
Day 12 – to Villamayor de MadjarínDay 13 – to Sansol
Day 14 – Rest day in LogroñoDay 15 – Logroño
Day 16 – to NavaretteDay 17 – to Nájera
Day 18 – to Santo Domingo de la CalzadaDay 19 – to Belorado
Day 20 to San Juan de OrtegaDay 21 – Rest Day In Burgos
Day 22 – (back) to BurgosDay 23 – to Rabé de Las Calzadas
Day 24 – to HontanasDay 25 – to Castrojeriz
Day 26 – to FromistaDay 27 – to Carrión de Los Condes
Day 29 – to Calzadilla de la CuezaDay 30 – to Sahagún
Day 31 – to El Burgo ReneroDay 32 – to Mansilla de Las Mulas
Day 33 – to LeónDay 35 – to Villadangos del Pàramo
Day 36 – to AstorgaDay 37 – to Rabanal del Camino
Day 38 – to MolinasecaDay 39 – to Cacabelos
Day 40 – to TrabadeloDay 41 – to O Cebrerio
Day 42 – A day off in O CebrerioDay 43 – to Triacastela
Day 44 – to SarriaDay 45 – to Portomarin
Day 46 – to LestedoDay 47 – to Melide
Day 49 – to ArzúaDay 50 – to O Pedrouzo
Day 51 – (To be updated)Day 52 – (To be updated)
Final thoughts – The Camino Lives On

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