Examples of using A pilgrimage in English and their translations into Hebrew
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He is known for embarking on a pilgrimage from Mongol-controlled China to Jerusalem with one of his students, Rabban Markos.
A pilgrimage around the sacred mountain is believed to wipe out the sins of a lifetime,
London: A Pilgrimage was a financial success
it is a pilgrimage destination with a church and a lovely forested area surrounding it.
who also has honored us recently with a pilgrimage of obeisance.
He was the first successor of St. Peter to make a pilgrimage to the Holy Land.
The following year, Jutta was placed in a convent and Valdemar was forced to make a pilgrimage to Rome to ask for the absolution of the Pope.
once they found it, they came to this world as a pilgrimage.
A pilgrimage to the Jiba is interpreted as a return to one's origin,
It was my first pilgrimage not as a guide, and it was a pilgrimage with the young people from my diocese from 29 December to 5 January 2020.
Long a pilgrimage site attracting large numbers of followers over the years,
the winery has become a pilgrimage site for wine lovers from Israel and around the world.
In my desire to fully understand the religion of Islam as practiced by 750 million Muslims around the world I intend to make a pilgrimage, or holy, uh, journey, to Mecca.
made it a pilgrimage point for the inhabitants of Prague and the area, and for many of the religious inhabitants of Bohemia.
We are pleased to announce that Kyabgon Phakchok Rinpoche will be leading a pilgrimage to the major sacred sites of Guru Rinpoche in Nepal
make a pilgrimage together without any intent
20 and 22, embarked on a pilgrimage across the eastern United States, venturing forth from our parents' New England home in the autumn.
went on a pilgrimage to a sacred cave wherein lived the butterflies of blue light.
Etienne de Bâgé, therefore decided in about 1120 on the construction of a new cathedral as a pilgrimage church and for the better veneration of the relics.
but its also the start of the Via Francigena, a pilgrimage route from Canterbury to Rome first documented by Bishop Sigeric of Canterbury in 990.