Could any Catholics and non-Catholics share their stories of Camino de Santiago?

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Recently my wife and I started discussing the pilgrimage found along the Camino de Santiago. While we are not Catholic, we started to think the potential growth we could experience by making such a journey. Since we are not Catholic, we have some general questions about whether it is appropriate to participate in the Catholic masses, whether our presence would be a hinderance to Catholics making the pilgrimage, whether non-Catholics received a spiritual blessing from their journey. While we won’t be ready for such a serious pilgrimage for several more years (since we have small children), we are now considering smaller journeys, which might lead to the Camino de Santiago.

I would welcome any thoughts.
 
Recently my wife and I started discussing the pilgrimage found along the Camino de Santiago. While we are not Catholic, we started to think the potential growth we could experience by making such a journey. Since we are not Catholic, we have some general questions about whether it is appropriate to participate in the Catholic masses, whether our presence would be a hinderance to Catholics making the pilgrimage, whether non-Catholics received a spiritual blessing from their journey. While we won’t be ready for such a serious pilgrimage for several more years (since we have small children), we are now considering smaller journeys, which might lead to the Camino de Santiago.

I would welcome any thoughts.
Well, you’ll start off as a Gumshoe and will probably do several cases before you’re promoted. Also, you’ll need to notice that for some reason, not all cities have direct flights to the other and you’ll have to fly back to where you started to get to the city you actually need to go to.

Don’t forget to get the warrant from descriptors that the public gives you. If you see anyone wearing Humphry Bogart coats with their faces blacked out, that’s usually a good indicator that they’re a V.I.L.E. henchman.

You’ll probably be Master Investigator by the time you catch up to Carmen. Just don’t forget the warrant and you’ll be rewarded by the Comissioner, provided you can catch her in a week because Interpol warrants are only good for that long.
 
Well, you’ll start off as a Gumshoe and will probably do several cases before you’re promoted. Also, you’ll need to notice that for some reason, not all cities have direct flights to the other and you’ll have to fly back to where you started to get to the city you actually need to go to.

Don’t forget to get the warrant from descriptors that the public gives you. If you see anyone wearing Humphry Bogart coats with their faces blacked out, that’s usually a good indicator that they’re a V.I.L.E. henchman.

You’ll probably be Master Investigator by the time you catch up to Carmen. Just don’t forget the warrant and you’ll be rewarded by the Comissioner, provided you can catch her in a week because Interpol warrants are only good for that long.
Not quite what I was expecting right out of the box, but humor is always good. 🙂
 
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