All good things come to an end, but the good memories and friendships stay on.” R Spiteri | May/June 2025 Last May 2025 I joined Xircammini for another interesting Camino…
Pilgrims’ Perspectives and Route Information
Sharing Europe’s Cultural and Historical Heritage through Trekking
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Caminho de Fàtima | Ruta de Tejo
On Caminos organised by Xircammini, one is introduced not only to the country of each Camino but also to its people, culture and way of faith.” Cynthia Far | May/June…
My Canterbury Camino Experience
This Camino is ideal for anyone just beginning their pilgrimage journey, due to its short duration and relatively easy terrain, with only a few hills to climb.” Chaucer and Dickens…
My first XirCammini experience abroad
I would highly recommend it to anybody, with a special nudge to anyone who loves rural England or Dickens and Chaucer. Give it a try – I wish you lots…
Walking the Camino and the art of letting go
Ahead of the Camino Conference in Rabat on Saturday, our very own Rituccia Portelli tells Times² (Times of Malta) readers how she came to understand the true meaning of pilgrimage.…
And the Journey Continues
Dear Members, We are pleased to attach a copy of the 2022 Financial of XirCammini. 2022 Report and Accounts As members please feel free to go thropugh these and pose…
Caminho Português: Part 1 Lisbon – Tomar
This is the first part of our Caminho Português. More to follow:
A Vote of Confidence in the Camino
As uncertainty continues in Spain over Covid-19 restrictions and measures at XirCammini we are certain that the Camino will prevail as it has for centuries before. Neither war, nor strife,…
One dreams, but a team achieves
It takes one to dream but a team to achieve | The Universal Peace Walk 1543 is a journey, not a destination.
Praying with Paintings | Why do our faith and belief fade so quickly when once we believed so keenly?
Shared by Johnnie Walker Santiago | Reflections by Fr. Denis McBride For those of you fond of both the Camino de Santiago and that which is Celtic and isosteric, then…