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Medieval society was often divided sharply into rich and poor. But, on a pilgrimage, people from all walks of life could meet and travel together.
Linking relics with sacred and sacramental practices began in the early second century and expanded rapidly as Christianity replaced old pagan cultures.
In the Lot department, near to the Dordogne Valley, the Christian Pilgrim destination Rocamadour is a magical place to visit during a vacation in South West France.
Every faith tradition has a history that includes visions, trances, and mystical dreams that seek to renew belief systems or introduce new faith expressions.
Art historian Kennneth Clark describes the roles of the Abbey of Cluny and the Chartres Cathedral in the European civilization of the 12th century.
Twelve medieval monuments built by an English king devastated by the death of his queen.


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