Peregrinatio  ~ Wandering with God


Those who walk with God always reach their destination. ~ Henry Ford


Definition for peregrinatio ~ Leaving one's homeland and wandering (not aimlessly) for the 
love of God. The journey is characterized not by scripted outcomes but in finding peace 
in the disruptions of life.


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