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Rediscovering Peace: A Veteran's Path on the Camino de Santiago with Father Steven Rindahl
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Ever wondered how a pilgrimage can help heal the wounds of war? Father Steven Rindahl, a retired Army chaplain, joins us to share his transformative journey from the battlefield to the Camino de Santiago. After a career in the Army and a life-changing pilgrimage, Father Steve founded Warriors on the Way, a nonprofit that leads veterans grappling with post-traumatic stress (PTS) and moral injury on a 180-mile trek across Spain. He reveals the genesis of this healing initiative, the meticulous preparation involved, and the remarkable blend of physical, emotional, and spiritual support it offers veterans.
Our conversation covers the rigorous selection process that ensures veterans are ready for the physical and mental demands of the pilgrimage, starting with applications opening on October 15th. Father Steve also sheds light on the intricate differences between PTS and moral injury, emphasizing the unique ministerial support provided to help veterans reconcile their combat experiences. Don't miss this heartfelt exploration of resilience, healing, and the unyielding spirit of those who've served. Listen in for a powerful, inspiring story of faith and recovery.
Chapters
1. Combat Veterans on Camino De Santiago (00:00:00)
2. Pilgrimage Application and Selection Process (00:10:50)
3. Understanding Moral Injury in Combat (00:19:54)
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