A walking pilgrim moves. Others move also though. I’ve given cyclists a hard time in several of my posts, especially my Rome post where I was pretty much shocked by… Read more

In Canterbury Cathedral, one can see a portion of a stain glass window that displays “The Six Ages of Man.” Sorry for the sexist language. This depiction of an individual’s… Read more

I’ve been home for a week. Only now am I starting to put my walking this section of the Via Francigena into perspective. Although many more thoughts will emerge, my… Read more

I made it to Rome.Yeah! I didn’t realize how tired that I was. I’m glad to be here, glad to finish the walk to Rome; however, no real super exhilaration,… Read more

To partially make sense of my pilgrimage, I’m using three simple concepts: a pilgrim moves to a destination. Some of my fellow pilgrims are Roman Catholic. I can tell because… Read more

Here are some more church photos depicting Jesus as Resurrected and as Pantocrator. Jesus with banner leaving the sarcophagus is the common theme. Also, Jesus freeing those who are dead… Read more

Here is a continuation of the previous post. This post deals with events leading to the crucifixion and the events surrounding the crucifixion. Last Supper In the Piacenza Cathedral, I… Read more

I’ve taken hundreds of photos of artwork. Since some churches have closed, their art usually ends up in a diocesan museum. Sometimes to preserve the art, a local public museum… Read more