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Is carrying your own backpack a thing of the past?
OK, if this is seriously meant, it is clearly time that I leave this forum. I have better things to do than read comments by people who clearly think that they are superior to everybody else who is different from them.- BarbaraEF
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- Camino de Santiago Forum: 🥾 Equipment and Clothes
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Is carrying your own backpack a thing of the past?
OK I appreciate that, but the comment "The Sarria crowd" felt like a sneer. Our first experience of the Camino was from Sarria and as it happened there weren't "crowds" a lot of the time. It so happens that because of my husband's work, we can never travel for more than twelve nights in any one...- BarbaraEF
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Is carrying your own backpack a thing of the past?
"The Sarria crowd". It seems you haven't been noticing the posts advising not to be judgemental.- BarbaraEF
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New Anglican Centre proposed for Santiago de Compostela
I'm sorry if I have offended you in any way, but where we live in the UK, a lot of people at the grass roots are quite relaxed about Anglican / Catholic communion-sharing. Obviously if it is made clear that the particular church does not welcome this, it doesn't happen. We all come from...- BarbaraEF
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- Camino de Santiago Forum: Santiago de Compostela – The Destination
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New Anglican Centre proposed for Santiago de Compostela
Thank you Saint Mike! We live in the UK and we know that High Anglicans are very like Catholics. And even though I am a Quaker, I enjoy Catholic Mass whenever I do attend. (I am also a Lutheran, as well as a Quaker, as it happens.)- BarbaraEF
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- Camino de Santiago Forum: Santiago de Compostela – The Destination
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New Anglican Centre proposed for Santiago de Compostela
We are one Quaker, one Anglican. As a Quaker I don't take part in the Eucharist, but my Anglican husband does, even in Catholic churches. He was a bit taken aback by the announcement in SdC in the cathedral, that only baptised Catholics could participate - even though this is probably...- BarbaraEF
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- Camino de Santiago Forum: Santiago de Compostela – The Destination
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