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October 14 - 23, 2012 – Walking the Pilgrim’s Trail (Camino) to Santiago de Compostela

Powerpoint presentation of the Camino de Santiago as experienced by Neal Wiegman and presented at the Asilomar Conference, Febuary 2011.

There are five Powerpoint presentations.
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Camino 1
The Camino de Santiago was a major pilgrimage route in the Middle Ages.
Today it can be taken as a grand historical tour of northern Spain, or as a spiritual experience.
Although many people still do this walk as a pilgrimage, Phi Beta Kappa does not endorse any religion beliefs, and is sponsoring this walk as an historical, educational and artistic experience.

Camino 2
Who was Santiago? Santiago (Saint James) is/was the Patron saint of Spain. Scenes from the life of Saint James.

Camino 3
About the Midieval Pilgrimages, holy relics, pilgrim dress, equipment

Camino 4
Moderm motivations to walk the Camino - historic, artistic, spiritual, gastronomic, recreational.
What is the path like? Modern paved roads, cobbled streets, stony pathways and dense forests.

Camino 5
Santiago de Compostela - The destination of the Midieval pilgrims - a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

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Camino 2 Who was Santiago? Santiago (Saint James) is/was the Patron saint of Spain. Scenes from the life of Saint James.

Camino 3 About the Midieval Pilgrimages, holy relics, pilgrim dress, equipment

Camino 4 Moderm motivations to walk the Camino - historic, artistic, spiritual, gastronomic, recreational. What is the path like? Modern paved roads, cobbled streets, stony pathways and dense forests.

Camino 5 Santiago de Compostela - The destination of the Midieval pilgrims - a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

Camino 2
Who was Santiago? Santiago (Saint James) is/was the Patron saint of Spain. Scenes from the life of Saint James.

Camino 3
About the Midieval Pilgrimages, holy relics, pilgrim dress, equipment

Camino 4
Moderm motivations to walk the Camino - historic, artistic, spiritual, gastronomic, recreational.
What is the path like? Modern paved roads, cobbled streets, stony pathways and dense forests.

Camino 5
Santiago de Compostela - The destination of the Midieval pilgrims - a UNESCO World Heritage Site.