412 Steps

The Camino de Santiago is a pilgrimage trail I have longed to walk, but I had become too ancient before I ever learned of it.  We will drive along its route today ending at the Cathedral de Santiago Compostela, the traditional burial site of St. James and the terminus of the trail.  A pilgrimage is not an act of one's body as much as one of one’s soul.  Today, Lord, Christ Jesus, we pilgrimage with You as we seek to on every day.  But let this be a meaningful day, one reserved for the three of us, together, alone, going with our Father, God.  Going with God.  Amen.  From early morning, leaving Bilboa, our soul set to the trail.  Lee 

PS: Yesterday we walked 412 steps on the Camino ending in the plaza.  It was a grand day.  We also saw the swinging of the censor in the Cathedral.  I had seen a video of it years ago, but didn’t know it was here until we walked in and saw the censor hanging from the dome.  God is good.  All the time.  God is good.