These festivals demand pilgrimages, drawing their high-toned and high-minded audiences by promising enlightenment that the mundane winter season can only approximate.
People in San Francisco could look at the latest pictures or hear the latest music from New York City months, or even moments, after they were made; a great performance demanded a pilgrimage no longer than the path to a corner movie theatre.
The Pequeños, who say that as followers of the Neocatechumenal Way they are obligated to spread the word of God, perform church missions and sacrifice to aid the needy, have found their pilgrimage fittingly demanding.
Every week since December, the seventh-grader has made a pilgrimage to the United Nations' headquarters demanding action on climate change.
What keeps me awake are "What If?" questions demanding my attention: What if I get a blister on the first day of pilgrimage?
Nava also was well-known in Ventura County for his annual pilgrimages to the Academy Awards, where dressed in tuxedo and bow tie he held a protest placard demanding that the movie industry do more to feature Latinos in film.
But on Sunday, Saudi Arabia returned to demanding that its list be obeyed and accused Qatar of having made a "declaration of war" by demanding that the Hajj pilgrimage be internationalized.
The complex is an insanely priced place of grocery pilgrimage for those whom convention demands we style as the Chipping Norton Set – your Clarksons, your Camerons, your Brookses.
Most immediately, the Statute partially led to the Pilgrimage of Grace, where rebels demanded not only an end to Henry's religious changes but an abandonment of the Statute.
After the physical demands of the pilgrimage, hot baths for soaking and sweeping cinematic views await.
As well as European city breaks, the company has responded to demand to now offer more adventurous soccer pilgrimages.
