Skip to content
nicholsrobert

nicholsrobert

Search
  • Facebook
  • Twitter
  • Instagram
  • LinkedIn
  • Public Theology & Spirituality
    • Academic Papers
  • Camino de Santiago
    • Camino de Santiago 2016
    • Camino de Santiago 2019
  • Xaverian Brothers Kenya
  • Themes
    • Education
    • Family
    • Love
    • Spirituality
      • Advent Reflections
      • Lent Reflections
  • About Me

Tag: Camino 2016

Camino de Santiago

Learning from the Past

22 Jul 2016November 4, 2020
https://twitter.com/nicholsrobert/status/755469616974065664 It is often the unplanned, spontaneous adventures that prove to be the most rewarding. Bruges, Belgium proved to be the case. Covered in chocolate shops, dotted with breweries, surrounded…
Camino de Santiago

Barcelona

18 Jul 2016November 4, 2020
Having finished my Camino earlier than anticipated, I am now following the cheapest flights across Europe with my first stop being Barcelona.  Barcelona is a magical city. Tourists travel from…
Camino de Santiago

Buen Camino Sun!

18 Jul 2016November 4, 2020
https://twitter.com/nicholsrobert/status/753857796827910144 After a few quick days of traveling and relaxing on the beaches of Barcelona, I now have some time to reflect on my final walking day to Finisterre.  Excited…
Camino de Santiago

The Real Camino Begins

13 Jul 2016November 4, 2020
I am existing in a state of disbelief. Did I really just spend the last month walking nearly 500 miles? Have I actually routinely awoken before sunrise to pack a…
Camino de Santiago

Day 32. Santiago de Compostela

12 Jul 2016May 29, 2019
Day 32. Salceda to Santiago de Compostela. 28.2km I awoke before 5am. Energy pulsing through my veins. Today I was to reach Santiago de Compostela. Returning from the bathroom, I…
Camino de Santiago

Day 31

11 Jul 2016November 4, 2020
Day 30. Gonzar to Melide. 31.5 km Day 31. Melide to Salceda. 25.5 km Tomorrow I will arrive in Santiago de Compostela.  It is difficult to describe the wide mix…
Camino de Santiago

Day 28

9 Jul 2016November 4, 2020
Day 28. Molino de Marzán, Barbadelo to Gonzar. 23km.  Blanketed in fog, Galicia remains shadowed in mystery. Silhouettes stand firm until the depth of their details can only be revealed…
Camino de Santiago

Day 27 – Walking a Parable

8 Jul 2016November 4, 2020
Day 27. El Beso, A Balsa to Molino de Marzán, Barbadelo. 24.2km. Beginning our day fueled by the farm grown vegetarian dinner and breakfast provided by a small sustainable albergue,…
Camino de Santiago

Day 26

7 Jul 2016November 4, 2020
Day 26. O'Cebreiro to A Balsa. 23.84km Often referred to as the "Way of the Common Person," the Camino de Santiago is truly a simple experience and one that can…
Camino de Santiago

Day 25

6 Jul 2016November 4, 2020
Day 25. Molinaseca to O'Cebreiro. Approximately 31km up a mountain.  Waking up this morning, we began our walk westward. In the distance a range of mountains spanned the horizon, by…
Camino de Santiago

Day 24

4 Jul 2016November 4, 2020
Day 24. Rabanal to Molinaseca 28.6km w/ 600m change in elevation.  Refreshed spiritually and rejuvenated physically from our retreat in Rabanal, we were excited to make our way past one…
Camino de Santiago

Day 23

3 Jul 2016November 4, 2020
Day 23. San Salvador de Monte Irago, Benedictine Monastery, Rabanal deal Camino. Retreat Day. 0km. In a quiet unassuming village situated along the side of a mountain is a Benedictine…

Posts navigation

Older posts
Teaching the art of smiles and finger pointing, and learning the art of joy.
When left St. X in 2019 to pursue further studies, I knew I’d eventually make my way back. Never did I imagine it’d be in Bungoma, Kenya. We are St. X!
My first year as a rector presented challenges I never expected. Many days were more difficult and exhausting than I care to remember. Countless days were hysterical and meaningful, and are days I’ll hope to never forget. I am thankful especially to the graduating class of 2022, they welcomed me into the @KeenanHallND Kommunity and were sources of great wisdom and support.
I am the sun shining bright on our old Kentucky Oaks!
Watching friends come together in marriage is truly a loving gift.
40 days of Lent might not be enough after 3 days of Mardi Gras
My Tweets

Enter your email address to follow this blog and receive notifications of new posts by email.

  • Donations Happily Accepted
  • Facebook
  • Twitter
  • Instagram
  • LinkedIn
Blog at WordPress.com.
  • Follow Following
    • nicholsrobert
    • Join 1,264 other followers
    • Already have a WordPress.com account? Log in now.
    • nicholsrobert
    • Customize
    • Follow Following
    • Sign up
    • Log in
    • Report this content
    • View site in Reader
    • Manage subscriptions
    • Collapse this bar
 

Loading Comments...