In 2012, Margaret and her husband Tom walked the Camino de Santiago (The Way of St. James), a 500 mile path through northern Spain that pilgrims have traveled since the year 1000. She experienced the Camino as a metaphor for life, with many life lessons that presented themselves along the way. Walking in the footsteps of all those who traveled this road before her was a challenging, humbling, and gratifying experience that she will never forget. Listen to how her Camino journey continues to inform her life today, and how the art of pilgrimage is open to all of us, even if we never travel far from home. Discover the spiritual benefits of walking as you journal and walk the labyrinth, pondering your own life as a pilgrimage

Cost:
$47.08

(Includes program fee, meal and taxes)

**If you are exempt from Nebraska state taxes, would like to arrive earlier or depart later, or require special meal arrangements, please contact us. Cancellation Policy: The total cost includes a program fee, which is non-refundable, but which can be used for future retreats.

Margaret Hoarty has been married to Tom for 51 years; they have 8 children and 18 grandchildren. She is a volunteer Faith Community Nurse at her home parish of St. Pius X in Omaha. She and her husband work with newly arrived refugees to the U.S. Their Camino journey led her and her husband to walk the 200 mile Cowboy Trail in Nebraska, hike the Grand Canyon, and climb the White Mountains in New Hampshire.