Sentence examples for going on pilgrimage from inspiring English sources
Public displays of piety, such as going on pilgrimage to Mecca, or women wearing headscarves, are on the increase.
In November 1095 he abandoned his career and left Baghdad on the pretext of going on pilgrimage to Mecca.
Salman travelled back to Manchester about a week before the 22 May attack, telling his parents he was going on pilgrimage to Mecca.
Today's quietness belies its heyday's bustling activity, people coming and going, some going on pilgrimage to the nearby holy well reputed to be good for eye ailments.
To call religion a language-game is to insist that certain sorts of practices – church attendence, praying, lighting candles, going on pilgrimage – are the background against which religious claims make sense.
In his religious poems he preached the need for man actively to meet the claims of his Creator by, for instance, going on pilgrimage or on Crusade; in his moral-didactic poems he praises such human virtues as faithfulness, sincerity, charity, and self-discipline virtues that were not eself-discipline virtueshis own life.
My mother wouldn't be making me pray this way, people all over the world wouldn't be building temples and going on pilgrimages, if there weren't some benefit to it.
As the stranger from North Carolina, I am the guest, not the host, and I am honored to be one who goes on pilgrimage with them.
But the Italian one will remain on leave until the 12th, so that MPs can go on pilgrimage to Jerusalem.
