- religions).
While many
pilgrims travel toward a
specific location, a
physical destination is not
always a necessity. One
group of
pilgrims in
early Celtic Christianity...
-
Plymouth in 1620,
sharing the name of the
Pilgrims'
final departure port of Plymouth, Devon). The
Pilgrims'
leadership came from the
religious congregations...
- 045
total pilgrims,
including about 184,000 Saudis. The
following number of
pilgrims arrived in
Saudi Arabia each year to
perform Hajj:
Pilgrim in supplication...
- "To Be a
Pilgrim" (also
known as "He Who
Would Valiant Be") is an
English Christian hymn
using words of John
Bunyan in The
Pilgrim's Progress. It first...
-
confrontation between them and the
pilgrims. This
escalated into a
violent clash,
followed by a
deadly stampede. How many
pilgrims died and how they died are...
- The
Pilgrims in The
Canterbury Tales by
Geoffrey Chaucer are the main
characters in the
framing narrative of the book. In addition, they can be considered...
- open to
pilgrims. In 1989,
pilgrims numbered between 12,000 and 30,000. In 2011, the
numbers reached a peak,
crossing 6.3 lakh (630,000)
pilgrims. In 2018...
-
kills as the
pilgrims leave the
Valley of the
Shadow of Death. He
holds a
grudge against Greatheart for
doing his duty of
saving pilgrims from ****ation...
-
followed this pilgrimage.
Monument to
pilgrims in
Burgos A
pilgrims hostel in
Mansilla de las
Mulas A
pilgrim on the
barren and
impressive meseta, which...
-
lengthy prologue in
which the
pilgrims arrive at
Canterbury and
their activities there are described.
While the rest of the
pilgrims dis****
throughout the...