Episode 32: Why You Need to Walk the Camino - with Helen Armstrong
Curiously Catholic
In this extended episode of Curiously Catholic, Dom talks with Helen Armstrong about her transformative experience on the Camino de Santiago, complete with a Q+A from you, the listeners! --- “When we allow him to break open our hearts, that's when true healing begins.” --- Helen shares how the Camino provided her with the space to let go and strive to be more of who God is calling her to be. She shares her experiences with how many of us relate to "demanding" or instructing God on how we want our lives to look. From solitude to socialisation; From joys to suffering; Helen describes many of the lessons learned from this life-changing pilgrimage. The Camino de Santiago, also known as the Way of St. James, is a large network of ancient pilgrim routes stretching across Europe and coming together at the tomb of St. James. One of the most popular routes - The Camino Frances or French Way - spans just over 800km and takes approx 4-5 weeks to complete. --- "Sometimes the only way the good Lord can get into some hearts is to break them.” - Fulton J. Sheen -------------------- 'Curiously Catholic' is an Evangelion production and is one of the many things the apostolate is doing to share the truth of the Gospel with the love of Christ. Check us out at www.evangelion.co.nz
About Podcast
Welcome to Curiously Catholic an Evangelion production. In this podcast we are going to be picking the brains of Catholic enthusiasts to try and get to the bottom of how to live truly as a Catholic in contemporary times.
There will be a particular emphasis on the Great Commission (Matt 28:,16-20) where Jesus empowers the Disciples to go and spread the faith to the ends of the earth, well, welcome to the end of the earth... New Zealand. This is our mission territory, we know what we have to do, how do we do it? Well you Curious Cats join this Curious Catholic on a mission to find out so that the whole world might come to know Christ and the fullness of the Church He instituted in the Catholic Church. God Bless
