Starting this Saturday, September 26th Fr Dominic Robinson, a Jesuit from Farm Street will lead a pilgrimage in Spain. Fr Dominic and a group of parishioners from Farm Street will walk 100 miles of the Ignatian Camino for two intentions; firstly to do the Ignatian spiritual exercises and secondly to raise funds for the establishment of Bakhita House, which will be a home and help centre for victims of human trafficking. When it is up and running, Bakhita House will provide accommodation for as many as 14 people, psychotherapy, as well as legal and financial assistance.
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Please support Fr Dominic Robinson who is walking the Ignatian Camino, to raise money for victims
Mary O'Regan
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