Do we need to find God in 'sacred' spaces?
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Research from the University of Barcelona indicates that completing the renowned Camino de Santiago leads to a "significant reduction in stress and emotional discomfort." So, should Christians embark on pilgrimages more often to seek God in these holy places? Reverend Eryl Parry, who guides pilgrimages in the Welsh countryside, and Emma Fowle from Premier Christianity Magazine, recently back from the Camino Lebeneigo, explore this with Esther Higham.
Released on 11 Sep 2024
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