“If I become a pilgrim, is it not to allow my life to be transformed by Jesus Christ?”

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Join the Assumptionists brothers this summer to continue a life-giving journey along the Camino de Santiago, walking from Logrono to Fromista - Spain. This unique pilgrimage offers not only the beauty of northern Spain’s landscapes, but also an opportunity to grow spiritually within a supportive, faith-filled community.

Whether you are seeking reflection, friendship, or a deeper relationship with God, each step brings purpose and peace. Come and experience the joy, simplicity, and renewal of the Camino alongside fellow pilgrims on this unforgettable journey.

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Route: Logroño to Fromista (Spain)

Dates: 18–25 July 2027*
The main journey lasts 7 days starting on 20 July. For those who wish to walk longer, there is an option to extend to 10 walking days which will end up in Sahagun - Spain.  Please, choose one of the options more convenient for you.

Deposit: 50€* (covers group insurance and organisation's fee)
Daily Distance: Approximately 19–28 km
Age Group: 18–35

Accommodation: Hostels and guesthouses (€10–15 per night)
Meals: Many food options are available along the route. While we will stay together as a group, each person covers their own meals (approximately €10–15 per day). A shared fund for group essentials can also be arranged.

Over all, it would be 25€/day

Activities: Daily Mass (English - French) rosary, time for prayer, silent walks, times of fellowship and sharing and visits to cultural and spiritual sites

Application Deadline: 30th June 2026
Group Size: 12 participants maximum.

• Personal Health Insurance:
  Each participant must have valid personal health and travel insurance covering the full duration of the pilgrimage in Spain. 

• Please, fill this form: https://forms.gle/CaminodeSantiago2026

• Physical Readiness:
  Participants should be in good physical condition and prepared to walk between 19–28 km per day 

• Personal Responsibility:
  Each pilgrim is responsible for their own belongings, travel arrangements, and daily expenses (meals, accommodation, and personal needs).

• Respect for Community Life:
  As this is a shared spiritual journey, participants are expected to contribute positively to group life—respecting others, participating in common activities (such as prayer and discussions), and helping maintain a supportive atmosphere.

• Flexibility and Simplicity:
  The pilgrimage involves simple living conditions and should be open to adapting to changes and embracing the simplicity of the Camino experience.

• Documentation:
  Participants must carry valid identification (passport or ID) and any necessary travel documents.

• Liability:
  By joining the pilgrimage, participants acknowledge the inherent risks of long-distance walking and agree to take responsibility for their own health and safety throughout the journey.

Travel:
Participants are responsible for their own travel arrangements ( More information will be given)

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Payment: Direct debit (details will be provided by email)
Programme Details: Sent two weeks before departure

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For any questions or to apply, please get in touch by email or via the application form.

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CONTACT:

Email:  assumptionists.london@gmail.com 

Fr. Erik SAMSON a.a 

Fr. Joseph Cuong a.a                                

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