We very much look forward to arriving in Santiago tomorrow afternoon D.V. Please God the forecast rain will not materialise.
Saint Gabriel
1 year ago
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The blog of Societas Sancti Iustini Martyris(SSIM)- The Society of S Justin Martyr
What's it all about?
Dialogue with Trypho is the blog of the Societas Sancti Iustini Martyris (SSIM) rendered in English as the Society of S Justin, Martyr. SSIM is a confraternity of Catholics whose apostolate is to visit ancient sites (Abbeys, Cathedrals, Churches, Martyr sites etc) asociated with Catholic worship and witness in the past and there to make acts of reparation and offer prayers for the lving and the dead.
Any Catholic who agrees to observe the simple rules is welcome to apply for membership (if resident in the UK or Ireland) or associate meembership (if resident elsewhere).
Contact the Chamberlain for an application form or visit the website for more information.
Any Catholic who agrees to observe the simple rules is welcome to apply for membership (if resident in the UK or Ireland) or associate meembership (if resident elsewhere).
Contact the Chamberlain for an application form or visit the website for more information.
The Chapter
- Magister, SSIM
- The current Master of SSIM is Graeme Jolly a layman and founder member. He is supported by a Chapter consisting of Revd Peter Lyness, Chaplain General, Antony Pinchin, Chamberlain, Revd Neil Reynolds and Steven McKenna.
Blog Archive
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2013
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March
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- Wash one another's feet!
- Pure nard......
- Camino Day 10 - Santiago
- The end in view
- Camino Day 9 - Arzua to O Pedrouzo
- The end of a very long day
- Camino Day 8 - Palas de Rei to Arzua
- Camino Day 7 - Portomarin to Palas de Rei
- Day 6 -Sarria to Portomarin
- Camino Day 5 Burgos to Sarria
- Camino Day 4 Bordeaux to Burgos
- Camino Day 3 Auvertere
- Camino Day 2 Continued
- Camino Day 2 Vezelay
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March
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