In an age of secular pilgrimage, James Jeffrey 
writes about walking with spiritual purpose

The pain and joy that attend the human condition overflow in the Andalusian capital, finds James Jeffrey

First broadcast 60 years ago, Journey of a Lifetime explained Christian concepts to Sunday TV viewers 

Tucked away in the remote hamlet of El Cebrero (O Cebreiro in the regional Galician language), atop a 1293-metre pass some 150 kilometres from the tomb of St. James, is the church of Santa María la Real, site of a powerful Eucharistic miracle.

The saintly appeal of Thomas Becket in our secular world mirrors that of the revival of walking pilgrimages. Both, at least, are good for business

From Lourdes and Lindisfarne to El Salvador, walking with purpose allows for a more profound look at life

Travellers to Rome are all too easily fleeced, but play 
your cards right and you can bypass the heaving 
crowds and overpriced cafes

Where would you go?  A few years ago I was due to go to Southern India. We’d planned to stay somewhere quite remote that you could only reach by boat. The plan was to spend time fishing and to come up with new recipe ideas. I’ve never been to India before and I like the