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Keep Pressing On, Brother
by Noel J Braun   
Books by Noel J Braun
· The Day Was Made for Walking
· I Guess I'll Just Keep on Walking
· No Way to Behave at a Funeral    >> View all

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Keep Pressing On, Brother

Category:  Memoir
Publisher: Sid Harta Publishers

ISBN-10:  1925707261

Type: Non-Fiction

Pages: 337

Copyright: 
Nov 12, 2010
ISBN-13: 9781925707267

Price: $5.49 (eBook)


The third in a series of explorations of the Camino de Santiago de Compostela, the ancient pilgrimage routes through Europe to Santiago in the north-west of Spain

The death by suicide of Maris, his beloved wife of forty-two years, changed everything for Noel Braun. In hi struggle to rediscover himself, he sought structure and meaning in the Camino de Santiago de Compostela, the ancient pilgrimage to Santiago in the north-west of Spain. In 2010, at the age of seventy-seven, he undertook his first pilgrimage.
He soon found that one Camino was not enough. Noel had to keep seeking. His yearning was like an addiction. What drew him back? It could have been the extraordinary scenery of France, Portugal and Spain, the challenge of endurance of walking hundreds of kilometres, the call of many languages, the change to delve into history and deeper meaning of the land he was traversing.
Perhaps, it was the call of the spirit, luring him into the unknown where he had to rely on a strength greater the his own to persevere. Perhaps, it was the camaraderie, the chance to meet many people of different languages and cultures, to hear their stories and to form lifelong friendships.
Noel's passion did not abate. He had to keep walking. He continued his pilgrimage in 2011, 2013 and 2015. These explorations of the Camino are described in his earlier books The Say was Made for Walking and I Guess I'll Just Keep on Walking.
Keep Pressing On, Brother is the third in a series. The physical and the spiritual blend with ancient and the modern. What is truly remarkable about Noel's story told in these memoirs is not just the deep spiritual journey at their heart but also the fact that Noel is well into his eighties.   


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