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This is the second half of Mary in Heaven. Sometimes festivals like the Assumption, which are so magnificent and replete in their joy send me in the opposite direction, just for contrast, to reflect on abandonment. And the belief that even in the darkest of times, the brightest moment is deeply buried. Be well. Look out for dispatches from the laneways of Galicia at the end of August as I walk the way towards Santiago.
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