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Walking for Peace Podcast

Mony and Alberto are spiritual storytellers and award-winning authors who use their inner quests and outer pilgrimages along the 800-km Camino and 5000-km, 13-month, 13-country walk for peace from Rome to Jerusalem as the foundations for their many offering, including…

Podcast · By Mony Dojeiji and Alberto Agraso · English · Official site

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Sep 19, 2026
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  1. Episode · Sep 19, 2026

    Episode 20 - Know Thy Self (opens the original)

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    On today’s episode, we tell the story of Father Daniel, a priest who was killed in Peru and whose picture we are entrusted to carry to Jerusalem with us. But it seems that Daniel has other ideas for this pilgrimage. Through very clear signs, he directs us to his birthplace – and resting place – in Faenza, thirty kilometres in the opposite direction from where we are going. This story is not in our memoir, but it is one that gives us an opportunity to explore the ideas of love and sacrifice, and

  2. Episode · Sep 12, 2026

    Episode 19 - Angels (opens the original)

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    From a manger one night to a warm bed the next. Our pilgrim life was a study in extremes. Our new friend's name was Lucio - truly an angel - with whom we shared a heart connection. We would meet many such people along the way who would witness over and again to the Care that was walking with us. A Course in Miracles invites us to not to be attached to symbols and the meaning we want to give them, but to give all encounters, forms and symbols to our Inner Teacher (to the Holy Spirit) and let Him

  3. Episode · Aug 29, 2026

    Episode 18 - Holy Night (opens the original)

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    New Year’s Day, 2002. We have been turned away by priests twice in one night. There are no open hostels. Even the local police won’t take us in! It is now 10:30 at night, and we are exhausted, cold, hungry and walking on a fast, slippery road to a town eight kilometres away, with no idea where we will sleep. And then, in the darkness, we see a sign: LA PIADINA. Alberto would later tell me it sounded to him like the Spanish word “piedad” which means pity, mercy or compassion. We cross the road wi

  4. Episode · Aug 22, 2026

    Episode 17 - Light (opens the original)

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    We are continuing north, keeping the beautiful Adriatic to our right. We pass many beach towns and realize with concern that many of their services are closed for the winter. Even the churches are closed, with one priest serving several communities. One such priest is sympathetic to our needs, but advises us to walk to the next town where he assures us they will have accommodations. He sends us off with panettone and wine, and the promise to keep the church door open, in case we need it. We are

  5. Episode · Aug 15, 2026

    Episode 16 - Accepting (opens the original)

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    Money. Our first big argument. We are only three weeks walking together – strangers really still – and yet touching on one of the most intimate and delicate topics. Alberto wants us to accept the money that people, in loving support of our pilgrimage, are offering. I vehemently resist, citing many outer reasons, all of which are threatening to unveil my many inner fears: Not wanting to be perceived as poor. Not knowing how to receive without feeling indebted, obligated to pay back. Not willing t

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