Different pilgrimage, same custom

sillydoll · Aug 1, 2008

http://news.guelphmercury.com/News/article/362649

On this walk, the pilgrims will take a stone from Guelph and leave it at the foot of a large crucifix at Mount Alverno, near Orangeville. The stones are to symbolize the burden that each person carries, which they leave with Christ as they continue their journey.

JustJack · Wednesday at 12:45 PM

When you stop at a bar for a beer, wine, coffee or bite to eat, and sit at a table, is it expected that you will return your dirty dishes up to the bar before you leave? I alway do, as it seems...

Peterexpatkiwi · Tuesday at 12:42 PM

Let me preface this by saying please understand I am not picking on anybody, I fully understand that mistakes happen and how. Been there, done that. I have been astonished to see so many lost...

KariannNor · Thursday at 8:44 PM

A promotion started here right now. A step-counting sweater from Wolkswagen records how far you walk, and if you walk 613 km (which is the range of the latest model) before 16th June, you can win...

William Garza · Friday at 6:29 AM

Past,present and future Thanks for sharing your adventures! This forum will be a touchstone someday in the future ..where you had gone and how far, from where and when A Canterbery tales sort of...

taga_cebu · Wednesday at 4:19 PM

Hi! I just want to know if anyone had any success (or trouble conversely on that matter) using your Visa Debit Card with 6-digit PIN when withdrawing Euros in ATMs in France and Spain? Just want...

Antnix1 · Friday at 9:54 PM

Seems to be a lot of people posting about stuff they lost on the Camino recently. I managed to leave a nice new-ish polo shirt somewhere drying and didn't notice for over a week. I hope someone...

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