Stacey Wittig | Sacred places not to miss on the Camino

Walk in it.'" Well, I first spoke with the American pilgrim, writer, and spiritual traveler, Stacey Wittig, back in June 2017, when I first started this podcast.

And then we spoke again last year about the Wisconsin Way, a pilgrimage in the United States that Stacy had written a guidebook for.

But Stacy's spent more than 20 years returning to the Camino, not simply to walk its famous paths, but to discover the sacred stories hidden within them.

Her new book, A Spiritual Guide to the Camino Frances: Sacred Places Christian Pilgrims Don't Want to Miss, isn't another guidebook telling you where to eat or sleep.

It does that.

Instead, it encourages pilgrims to slow down and notice the churches, the monasteries, the chapels, and holy places that many of us hurry straight past.

Whether you're a committed Christian, spiritually curious, or simply fascinated by the history of Europe's greatest pilgrimage, this conversation explores what it really means to walk with intention.

Walk in it.'" Well, I first spoke with the American pilgrim, writer, and spiritual traveler, Stacey Wittig, back in June 2017, when I first started this podcast.

And then we spoke again last year about the Wisconsin Way, a pilgrimage in the United States that Stacy had written a guidebook for.

But Stacy's spent more than 20 years returning to the Camino, not simply to walk its famous paths, but to discover the sacred stories hidden within them.

Her new book, A Spiritual Guide to the Camino Frances: Sacred Places Christian Pilgrims Don't Want to Miss, isn't another guidebook telling you where to eat or sleep.

It does that.

Instead, it encourages pilgrims to slow down and notice the churches, the monasteries, the chapels, and holy places that many of us hurry straight past.

Whether you're a committed Christian, spiritually curious, or simply fascinated by the history of Europe's greatest pilgrimage, this conversation explores what it really means to walk with intention.