‘On the Camino, I Gave My Life to Christ’: Amid the Crowds, the Way of St. James Still Offers Unexpected Encounters

Goran Tomašević, 36, said that moments along the Camino were palpable. ‘I felt that it was just me and God,’ he recalls.

More than 1,200 years after the tomb of St. James the Apostle was discovered in northwestern Spain, the Camino de Santiago remains one of the world’s most popular Catholic pilgrimages. Yet, despite modern tourism, the ancient route continues to move pilgrims to life-changing encounters with God.

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