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- The Order of Santiago - Camino de Santiago Forum
Caballeros de la Orden de Santiago, siglo XVIII, Volume 1 contains the statute of the Order of Santiago from around 1560-1570 Capitulo II-Capitulo V lists the qualifications that were required to become a member in those days and that have been copied into Wikipedia It was a long time ago
- The Intriguing Story behind the Cross of Santiago in Velazquezs . . .
I was referring to the conventional theory which asserted that the cross was added to Velazquez's image in 'Las Meninas' as a retaliation against the Order of Santiago for their ill treatment and dishonoring of Velazquez
- Please tell me explicitly how to order something from deporvillage. com . . .
So like I went to order Hoka speedgoats from el Corte Inglés but they won't get there until May 5 I arrive in Santiago on May 1 then bail for the Primitivo the next day I really really need new shoes for the next camino I heard you can order from deporvillage com and have them shipped to a
- Botafumeiro | Camino de Santiago Forum
Firstly, you can go to You Tube, search for Botafumeiro and Santiago de Compostela, and find dozens of user-captured videos of the Botafumeiro ceremony It looks very nice indeed when displayed at home on a large flat screen TV
- Game of choices: to stay at Herbon or not? - Camino de Santiago Forum
The more I research ahead of my Camino, the more interesting things I find to do see experience! Just discovered heard about the apparently wonderful monastery at Herbon and would love to stay a night For anyone not familiar, this is a restored monastery, apparently now a donativo albergue
- Most favourite beautiful churches listed for you in walking order.
Thanks for all your replies and comments to my question about what you consider to be your "favourite most beautiful church on the Camino Frances" Your replies will certainly help many a pilgrim I have taken the liberty of putting these in day order based on John Brierley's guide book of 33
- Historical Camino routes | Camino de Santiago Forum
In the late 1950's and early 1960's five road routes leading tourists and pilgrims to Santiago were developed following existing roads A road map of these routes for pilgrims and tourists was published for the 1954 Holy Year with information on churches, monuments, hotels and restaurants along the way
- How to get a Compostela without the crazy 100 k | Camino de Santiago Forum
In: Revival of the Pilgrimage to Santiago de Compostela: The Politics of Religious, National, and European Patrimony, 1879–1988* Sasha D Pack State University of New York at Buffalo "To recognize pilgrims of the authentic type, the church began in 1965 to issue a special certificate to those who trekked more than 300 kilometers on foot
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