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50 thousand police and security services will ensure the safety of pilgrims during the Hajj in Saudi Arabia
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- People who only heard about our monastery, often ask me about the frogs in the lake - said Father Vsevolod.
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Tourist trips to countries of concern to religious people, are always in demand, but it is a religious tourism.
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Mount of Olives. Next - the Garden of Gethsemane and the tomb of St. Marii.Reportazh browser AiF of the Holy City on Christmas Eve: go through the Saviour to Calvary, even now, was not so easy.
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Tatarstan - a republic, are equally attractive for both Muslims and Christians. It is enough that you can look at the largest mosque in Europe - the Kul Sharif, or to one of the most revered of Orthodox holy sites - the Icon of Kazan Mother of God.
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In Hebrew it is called a Christian shrine Yardeni. It is located in northern Israel, just a short drive from the city of Tiberias.
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Pilgrimage, or journey for religious purposes - one of the oldest forms of tourism, which has deep historical roots. One of the first tourists were the medieval pilgrims. Religious travel has three main objectives.
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Tired of the cold and white-jerky everyday, I have long dreamed of even a few days break where they can be alone with your thoughts and feelings, gain strength. stepped on the land of the Holy Trinity Alexander-Svirsky Monastery, which is almost on the border of the Leningrad region and Karelia, happily realized - I found exactly what she was looking for!
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Fivaida ... This harmonious name refers to the desert area near the Egyptian city of Thebes, where the first centuries of Christianity, committed spiritual feats of the holy fathers, zealous for the faith, the power of prayer and spiritual combustion won any temptation and earned God's grace.
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The benefit is given to man by idleness? Pilgrimage - a kind of suffering or tourism? What is the oldest mission stations and major holidays? As influenced by prayer, liturgy and confession on the mental state of man? What place does the health system, religious taboos and prescriptions? The world's religions offer different and sometimes quite similar responses to these questions.
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