Fernández- Tapas ended up reminiscent of the Mindonian Álvaro Cunqueiro, "one accedes to Compostela as quen approaches a miracle," he said. "And so or so let us not, humble pilgrims of Cabaleiro das Cunchas. That thus sexa," in the words of the Delegate of the Xunta de Galicia in Vigo (Photo Luis Fraguas)

The sailors of the Jacobea O Cabaleiro das Cunchas Maritime Route arrived today to the Plaza del Obradoiro, after walking the last kilometers, from the Alto del Milladoiro.

After five intense days of navigation and one of rest in the city of A Coruña, the Jacobea Trip took off on Saturday from the pants of the Bouzas Maritime Liceum, with a dozen sailing and motor boats, which began the journey to the north, to arrive first in Muros and then in Camariñas, before their arrival in the Herculine city.

In La Coruña, the second section of this route began, first in Muxía and then in Portosín, moving by road to the Alto del Milladoiro to take this last section on foot to Santiago, where in the same place the Delegate of the Xunta de Galicia in Vigo, Marta Fernández- Tapas, offering to the Apostle Santiago in the Cathedral, on behalf of the pilgrims of O Cabaleiro das Cunchas, where the Dean of the Cathedral had organized a Holy Mass in his honor, accompanied by Javier Grande de la Fondas de la Camino, and the President of the Marchas de la Fundación de la Vídiera;

The Delegate mentioned in her offering the motif of the Route of O Cabaleiro das Cunchas "Unha travería marina coa that we remember or last tranche gives the translation of two teus remains to this terra, reference from enton of hopes and the yearning of thousands of pilgrims who, eat us, deposit before you sorrows, ledicia and mais longlos, na seeks a future joy."

Fernández- Tapas referred to the universality of the Way "Lord Santiago, a tora presenza here ten feito do Camiño a comunidade mais universal, composed of a unique sense of belonging to all those we cross or Portico da Gloria na seeks to do final destination: or teu abrego."

The pandemic was present in his offering, asking the Apostle for his protection. "A pandemic and economic consequences are a very difficult to assimilate, a time that needs, and needs, great health and economic efforts. For this reason, I would like to give my wife presenza here to ask you, Santiago, to act agruda: go on, coma semancia, pendente de nos, das nosas familias y amigos, de todos los Pilgrias; do mundo enteiro."

At the end of the holy day, the pilgrims returned to Portosín, recovering the strength to undertake the last two stages before arriving in Bouzas this Sunday, the Saturday in A Pobra do Caramiñal and the Sunday with the delivery of the Compostelas and the Diplomas, at the very facilities of the Bouzas Maritime Liceo.