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Relish and rest

9 October 2019 blogpastor Leave a comment

Today I felt happy taking a long leisurely morning walking by the sea front. The smell of the sea breeze and its caress is invigorating. I savored the moment. I am in Spain. Never thought of visiting Spain, but here I am because of God’s blessing and invitation to the camino. We also walked to […]

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Pastoral ministry, Spirituality Jesus of the Sacred Heart, sabbatical, San Sebastian, siesta

Beautiful apartment at San Sebastian

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We landed in Barcelona in the morning and after breakfast eight of us drove in two cars for about 8 hours to San Sebastian in Spain’s northeastern shores, stopping for a tapas lunch midway through. There we would stay for two nights before we head down to Loyola where we begin our Camino Ignaciano. The […]

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Pastoral ministry Camino Ignaciano, sabbatical, San Sebastian

Backpack on Sale – Thanks, Lord!

4 October 2019 blogpastor Leave a comment

I am thankful to God for this timely sale at Decathlon. I had been eyeing this good quality backpack for my upcoming Camino Ignaciano. I was not prepared to pay the $70 original price a few months back. So I waited and occasionally peeped the website. A few days ago, I saw that it was […]

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Contemplative prayer, Hiking Camino Ignaciano, Decathlon, Quechua

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