Camino

Le chemin de Saint Jacques de Compostelle en Espagne.
De Leon à Santiago.

http://www.compostelle.didier74.com

Sixième partie:
à Santiago, la Cathédrale.

Remise de la Compostela, messe des pélerins à midi, rien ne se décrit, tout se vie…

Musique du groupe
LUAR NA LUBRE
CD “caminos da fin da terra”

http://www.luarnalubre.com/saudade/ga/web/diccionario.php?ids=11

extraits:
- Ecos do Alen

AVE MARIA CORSA
Parolle : Dumenicu Ambrosi
Musica : Paulu Chiesa

Partie n°1

http://fr.youtube.com/watch?v=9WQEVgNsogc

Partie n°2

http://fr.youtube.com/watch?v=NQhLxfCLuIA

Partie n°3

http://fr.youtube.com/watch?v=iH3Xi8-Arkk

Partie n°4

http://fr.youtube.com/watch?v=EFUcvoFsqtI

Partie n°5
http://fr.youtube.com/watch?v=En9MlPzrgAU

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www.caminodocumentary.org

The Camino Documentary (working title) is an independent production of Future Educational Films, a nonprofit 501(c)(3) company. Our film is about the experience of walking the life-changing, 500-mile pilgrimage across Northern Spain known as The Camino de Santiago.
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This 6-minute clip is a preview for our full 23-minute Fundraising Trailer, which gives the viewer a taste of the themes, scenery and real-life characters that will be featured. The full trailer was created this summer for the sole purpose of raising the funds necessary to edit the final film.

While we anticipate a national, primetime airing on PBS, the station does not provide any financial support. And, given the U.S.’s current economic situation, funding resources for such projects as ours have dried up significantly.

So… WE NEED YOUR HELP!

We’re looking to people like you to spread the word and help raise the funds we need to complete the film’s final edit. You can donate to our project to view the full trailer, volunteer with us, network for us, and join our update list. Visit our “Get Involved” page at caminodocumentary.org to find out how more.
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The Camino Documentary (working title) follows six strangers from incredibly diverse walks of life, as they attempt to cross a country on foot with only a backpack, a pair of boots and an open mind. For some, the Camino is a religious or spiritual quest. Others seek time to reflect on personal issues, and some are purely in it for the intense physical challenge. Driven by a calling and a grand sense of adventure, each pilgrim throws themselves heart-and-soul into their physical trek to Santiago and, most importantly, their personal journey to themselves.

Visit our website for more information, and to join our mailing and become a part of our Camino family!
caminodocumentary.org

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My pilgrimage on the roman way to the end of the world, “Finis Terrae”, with a stopover in Santiago. Almost 900 km of walking and no talking… Please, try this at home.

Song: “Stadsvandringar”, Dungen

Pictures available soon at http://camino.110mb.com

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Impressions from the French Way / Eindrücke vom Camino francés

La ermita Santa María de Eunate está cerca del lugar donde se reunen los dos ramales del camino francés que llevan en su continuación a Santiago de Compostela, el camino aragonés viniendo de Puerto de Somport y el camino navarro viniendo Roncesvalles (o St.-Jean-Pied-de-Port en Francia). Algunos dicen que esta iglesia aislada fue una ermita construida por los templarios tomando en cuenta su forma casi octagonal y que los templarios tenían una encomienda en Puente la Reina junto a la Iglesia del Crucifijo, mientras otros opinan que es una capilla de enterramientos. Sea como sea, se trata sin duda de un lugar místico, para no decir: mágico, que atrae a muchos peregrinos y turistas.
A sólo cuatro kilómetros está la villa de Puenta la Reina (en vasco: Gares) cuyo nombre proviene de un puente medieval importante sobre el río Agra. Aquí encontramos la dicha Iglesia del Crucifijo con un crucifijo muy particular en forma de una Y (la leyenda dice que un peregrino lo trajo de la región del Bajo Rin), la Iglesia de Santiago con una estatua muy hermosa del apóstolo como Santiago peregrino, y el puente sobre el cual pasan el río hasta hoy los peregrinos y lo han pasado ya desde la edad media, pero se ignora quien fue la reina que mandó construir este puente.
Me siento como un “cicerone” contando todas estas cosas.

Die Kapelle Unsere Liebe Frau in Eunate liegt unweit des Ortes, wo die beiden Wege des französischen Jakobsweges, die vom Somportpass bzw. von Roncesvalles kommen, zusammentreffen (in Obanos bzw. Puente la Reina). Im letztgenannten Ort finden wir die Kirche vom Kruzifix mit einem an ein Y-förmiges Kreuz geschlagenen Christus, die Jakobskirche mit einer schönen Santiago-als-Pilger-Statue, und die Brücke über den Agra-Fluss, nach deren unbekannter Erbauern der Ort benannt ist.

The chapel Saint Mary in Eunate is near the place where the two branches of the Camino de Santiago join, coming from Somport or from St.-Jean-Pied-de-Port. It’s really a magic place! Very near is the small town Puenta la Reina where we may find the Curch of the Crucifix (in form of a Y), the Saint James Church with a beautiful Santiago statue showing the apostle as a pilgrim, and the bridge donated by an unknown queen of Navarra who gave this place its name and where pilgrims have crossed the river Agra since the middle ages.

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This is the video of The French Way (Camino Francés), which is the most traditional Camino de Santiago, ST. James Way. The Journey began in Roncesvalles, near the French border, and ended in Santiago de Compostela in 2008. The video is divided in 20 stages, which equals the number of days it took to complete this journey of 750 plus kilometers. I encourage all to try walking el Camino which is a great life experience.
Este es el video del Camino de Santiago siguiendo la ruta tradicional llamada Camino Francés desde Roncesvalles hasta Santiago decompostela. El video está dividido en 20 etapas, las cuales corresponden al número de días que me llevo completar esta jornada de más de 750 kilómetros. Les prometo que hacerlo es una experiencia transformadora.

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http://www.janson.com/dvd/show_title.php?pid=20245
Santiago de Compostela was one of the three holy cities of the world during the Middle Ages. From far and wide pilgrims made their way on foot to the city in northwestern Spain to visit the shrine of the apostle, St. James. According to the legend, James went to Spain after Christ’s crucifixion to preach the gospel. On his return to Jerusalem he was captured by King Herod and beheaded. The friends and followers of James put the apostle’s body in a boat and pushed it out to sea. After a journey of many months, the body, covered in seashells, washed ashore in Galicia on the western coast of Spain. The shell later became the symbol of St. James Way. James was buried further inland. His tomb was…

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El Camino Santiago from Roncesvalles to Santiago de Compostela.

http://www.ElCaminoSantiago.com

Resources for the Pilgrimage Road to Santiago de Compostela.

http://community.webshots.com/user/ElCaminoSantiago

Photos from El Camino Santiago.

http://www.youtube.com/ElCaminoSantiago

Videos from El Camino Santiago

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El Camino Santiago from Roncesvalles to Santiago de Compostela.

http://www.ElCaminoSantiago.com

Resources for the Pilgrimage Road to Santiago de Compostela.

http://community.webshots.com/user/ElCaminoSantiago

Photos from El Camino Santiago.

http://www.youtube.com/ElCaminoSantiago

Videos from El Camino Santiago.

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The Camino Frances is a medieval 800km long pilgrimge route from St Jean Pied de Port in France, to Santiago de Compostela in Galicia, Spain.

It reached its heyday around the 12th century but in recent years has become more popular than ever.

The walk combines history, culture, scenery, physical challenge and fun.

For more information please go to:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Way_of_St._James

or simply Google ‘Camino Frances’

Buen Camino!

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The famous “botafumeiro” flying high in Saint James’ Cathedral is the bigest censer in the world, once used to kill the body odour of pilgrims arriving to their final destination, tomb of Saint James in the Cathedral of Santiago de Compostela, nowadays is one of the main tourist attractions in the capital of Galicia, Spain.

You are very welcome to see the pictures from my 40 day pilgrimage across entire Spain to Santiago Compostela at http://picasaweb.google.pl/Artur.Camino.Norte
The video is taken during the Pilgrims’ Mass at the very end of the Camino de Santiago on 1 September 2009

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