You are on a pilgrimage.....
The difference between a tourist and a pilgrim is this: the pilgrim seeks while the tourist satisfies.
The pilgrim is on a sacred journey in which God is encountered through places, people and experiences.
The pilgrim gains insights and discerns new truths about oneself.
The pilgrim travels with the expectation that the one who returns will not be
the same person as the one who set out.
The pilgrim has his or her mind on ultimate things.
Time will be allowed for “holy idleness”.
The pilgrim sets out open to the possibility of having their identity and faith challenged.
The outcome of the pilgrimage will be the transformation that has taken place inside the person.
I invite you to enter into our pages as a pilgrim, being open to where the Spirit leads you. Please share with us those places that were especially meaningful or helpful as well as those that aren't. And stay tuned - stops on this trail will be added as we, too, are led by the Spirit.
Thank you for spending part of your journey with us.
The pilgrim is on a sacred journey in which God is encountered through places, people and experiences.
The pilgrim gains insights and discerns new truths about oneself.
The pilgrim travels with the expectation that the one who returns will not be
the same person as the one who set out.
The pilgrim has his or her mind on ultimate things.
Time will be allowed for “holy idleness”.
The pilgrim sets out open to the possibility of having their identity and faith challenged.
The outcome of the pilgrimage will be the transformation that has taken place inside the person.
I invite you to enter into our pages as a pilgrim, being open to where the Spirit leads you. Please share with us those places that were especially meaningful or helpful as well as those that aren't. And stay tuned - stops on this trail will be added as we, too, are led by the Spirit.
Thank you for spending part of your journey with us.
Just a few of the possible stops on your journey...
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