My Camino - the podcast Dan Mullins

Paul Murray is a pilgrim from Northern Ireland now based in England. He is about to walk the Camino Frances with a choir who will perform in select venues. Keep an eye on the Confraternity of St James’ website for details about the choir tour - the details aren’t up just yet…..but they will be.
The documentary we were talking about is called Litir Ghrá. It’s only available in the UK at the moment - via BBC iPlayer
You can buy Paul's book, From the Gaeltacht to Galicia: A Son's Tale via thegreatbritishbookshop.co.uk AND via the Irish website buythebook.ie which is run by a woman who highlights the work of independent book writers in Ireland.

Chad Estes is a hospice chaplain in Boise Idaho. He is often comforting people in their final hours.
Chad walked the Camino with his wife and two daughters last year and found himself thinking about love and kindness and how by walking pilgrimage, we can treasure where we find ourselves in our lives.
You can find his work with the Reveal Mission here. https://www.revealmission.org
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British writer and pilgrim Stephen R Marriott has written three novels set on the Camino - the third in his Reluctant Pilgrim Trilogy, Diego's Guitar comes out at the end of March.
Stephen's Camino journey came at the crossroads of his life....and he returned from the Camino with a story, a renewed lust for life and a determination to make the most of his 'new you'.
You can find Stephen's books on Amazon - or via his website stephenrmarriott.com
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I was lucky enough to be asked to host a panel at this year's Australian Friends of the Camino Conference in Melbourne.
The theme of the conference was The Journey and Beyond. My panel talked about taking the Camino home with you.
My guests are Tara Marlow, Lindsay Teychenne and Peter Abildgaard.

Liam Bayly set out to walk one of the longest pilgrimages imaginable. He may or may not have succeeded.....but what he learned along the way brought him such joy and peace he has dedicated his life to transforming the lives of others.
I found this interview really moving. I'm sure you'll agree.....the Camino breathes through us....bringing us true life.

Dr Guylene Gigi Tree is an American musicologist, veteran pilgrim and author.
You MUST wait for the surprise halfway through this week's episode.
Her three books - The End of the Earth - Stories of the Camino, More Stories of the Camino, and STILL more stories of the Camino are available on Amazon - and you can watch her videos - including the video for the surprise - on YouTube - just search for the Perpetual Pilgrim