We need your collaboration
As you may have seen, a few days ago we added a new section to the website: Become a Friend of the Road to Andorra.
At present the news articles for this website arrive directly to about 2,000 people, who in turn send the information to many of their friends around the world. By the end of May we would like to reach 5,000 people.
We need many people to become a Friend of Pallerols. In this way, we will gain more importance in society, and it will be more likely that we will receive subsidies to fix the Road, rebuild shelters, and better communicate the values that are closely linked to the Road: the promotion of freedom, coexistence and forgiveness through the publication of books and the Conferences of Freedom Roads through the Pyrenees, which we organize frequently.
Therefore we ask you to go to the Become a friend section of this website and fill out the form you’ll find there with your personal data to let us know that you want to receive the news articles of this site. There is no economical expense to you, and it will support our activities morally, which is something very important for us. You can also invite many others to become friends of Pallerols.
If you also want to contribute financially to the development of our activities, go to the section Join Us! and fill in the information asked there.
Another way to help financially is visiting our section Reconstruction of the Rectory of Pallerols and participating in its reconstruction.
Make the Road to Andorra yours. Participate!
We are sorry for your negative experience, but for another time it is very important that before visiting Pallerols you can contact us through our website to inform us about the day and time you plan to arrive.
We will attend you with pleasure.
Sincerely
We made the drive to Pallerols today and walked up to the church after having read the Velazquez book. The church was locked, and a man in a house nearby, with two dogs, was not helpful. So we got in our car and left, disappointed. Using this book and some maps, we drove around the road through Isona and back to Coll de Nargo to get an idea of what St. Escriva went through. Nowhere did we find any information marking his trail, or any other useful information. So we had a very deeply meaningful time, even if anyone associated with Pallerols had nothing to do with what we saw or learned. Hard to understand why I should become a supporter of Pallerols given this experience.