Sentence examples for site of religious from inspiring English sources

The Concordat of Worms closed the Investiture Controversy in 1122, the "perpetual public peace" (Ewiger Landfriede) was proclaimed by the emperor Maximilian I there at the Diet of 1495, and Martin Luther appeared before the famous Diet of 1521 to defend his doctrines to the emperor Charles V. Worms became Protestant in 1525 and was the site of religious conferences in 1540 and 1557.

Galleries are becoming the site of religious protests.

This primary school was the site of religious and educational significance in Sophiatown.

Glastonbury may have been a site of religious importance in pre-Christian times.

Another thread woven throughout the show is the intimation of spirituality, whether presenting the office as a breeding ground of cult activity or a site of religious observance.

However the Buttermarket area was also a site of religious importance, since prospective brides and grooms are thought to have declared their intentions here.

Now the telecommunications authority is increasingly censoring the Web sites of religious minority groups.

As far back as the Dark Ages, pilgrims were travelling to tombs and sites of religious martyrdom.

Along with the art have come increasingly clear indications that some of the caves were sites of religious activity.

Some are widely revered sites of religious pilgrimage and have probably been so since pre-Columbian times, others are strictly of local renown and visually hard to spot.

While the tour visits historical sites of religious significance (such as the Tomb of the Patriarchs and a small archaeological museum), the main focus is on the politics of the region.