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The Hidden Camino: A spiritual journey into the heart of the pilgrimage, where nothing is as it first seems

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In the second edition of her best-selling travel memoir, The Hidden Camino, Louise Sommer takes us back to the famous Camino Francés where she uncovered the truth behind the Catholic Church and its suppression of women. It is a story so compelling you will never look at the Camino the same way again.


"There are many legends swirling around the extraordinary Camino Francés, but one of the earliest and most profound is the Irish legend of Tir-na-Nog. According to this pre-Christian lore, you must be ‘invited’ to walk the Way. In January of 2010, my invitation came..."
Join Louise as she sets off from a small mountain village in France on a voyage of discovery and insights. Follow in the author's footsteps and experience a world of wonders and revelations as hidden truths step out from behind the shadows. This book will make you question everything you think and believe about history and the Camino.

277 pages, Kindle Edition

First published December 10, 2014

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December 1, 2016
So enlightening

Louise Sommer takes us along on her extraordinary journey on the Camino Way. This is not just a simple travel memoir, it's a deeply personal treatise on women in Christianity and how our involvement at the heart of the Catholic Church has changed and been manipulated over time. It's also a How To guide with useful advice and lists for those wanting to follow her amazing journey. Entertaining stuff!
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December 14, 2015
Different Camino book. I enjoyed her descriptions of interesting sites and routes along the way. I like how she advocated for people doing the Camino their way so long as they keep in mind not to ruin the experience for others. I may not understand or comprehend some of her references to the goddess but overall a good read.
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March 7, 2016
I bought this book on my I Kindle Fire and whomever was responsible for the translation did an appauling job. Simple words like "The" are misspelled, and the spacing is horrid - wish I had known before bying it.

The story so far is good, but I cannot read it for long since it is so filled with errors. :(
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