Canadian pilgrim and hospitalero Tom Friesen. You may be one of the lucky pilgrims who have woken up to Tom singing 'Morning Has Broken'

from My Camino - the podcast · host Dan Mullins

Tom Friesen has travelled the Camino many times. He has returned countless times as a hospitalero. You will love his enthusiasm for the Camino and the role of the care-giver. The rocks in the stream!

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