Dr Sarah Pye | Previewing the Australian Friends of the Camino Conference

from My Camino - the podcast · host Dan Mullins

The Australian Friends of the Camino will be hosting its third bi-annual conference this July. I'll be there, and you should be there too! In this episode, I'm joined by Dr Sarah Pye who's coordinating this year's event. It will be a wonderful celebration of everything Camino - and I can't wait. All the details here

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