The project introduces the Camino for Good Application, a digital platform designed to facilitate virtual pilgrimages. This platform is aimed at exploring the importance of pilgrimage in modern life and argues that pilgrimage, whether physical or virtual, can enrich lives and reconnect individuals with the sacred in everyday existence. Through intentional engagement with the sacred, pilgrimage awakens inner spiritual awareness, leading to profound transformations within the pilgrim that extend into daily life.

Approached from the unique perspective of a 21st-century Norh – American Christian and member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter – Day Saints, this thesis offers a fresh exploration of pilgrimage spirituality in today's world. With limited exposure to pilgrimage before walking the Way of St. James in 2009, the author shares personal insights and reflections, taking readers on a virtual pilgrimage to (re)discover the essence of pilgrimage, explore relevant lessons for the 21st century, and apply pilgrimage spirituality in daily life.

This project transcends traditional discourse on pilgrimage, inviting individuals to embark on their own journeys of enlightenment. It encourages a renewed appreciation for the spiritual benefits of pilgrimage in the modern age. It offers insights into why this ancient practice remains significant for contemporary believers. Through this work, I invite readers to (re)discover the profound power of pilgrimage. This journey beckons those willing to stretch themselves physically, mentally, and spiritually in their life journeys.