pilgrimage

IPA: pˈɪɫgrʌmʌdʒ

A journey made to a sacred place, or a religious journey.
(by extension) A visit to any site revered or associated with a meaningful event.
The 22nd sura (chapter) of the Qur'an.

Examples of "pilgrimage" in Sentences

Is it the name of the pilgrimage
His sepulcher became a place of pilgrimage.
Is it the final destination of the pilgrimage
The festival happens in the pilgrimage hajj season.
His sepulcher at Licata became a site of pilgrimage.
It is the principal sight and goal of pilgrimage in the city.
The King himself made a penitent pilgrimage to the cathedral.
The grave is a place of pilgrimage to economists of the world.
The vow of pilgrimage to the Holy Land was temporary and solemn.
This pilgrimage is to make reparation for the sins of our nation.
Pilgrims circumambulate the temple as part a pilgrimage to the site.
(RNS) Chad Gibbs has been on a pigskin pilgrimage throughout the South, searching for spiritual truth in ...
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Neither is the term pilgrimage characteristic of the journey, which has the sketchiness and levity of a flying tour rather than the observant gravity of a patient pilgrimage.