The scientists also identified “coats of arms belonging to Tristram von Teuffenbach, a Styrian nobleman who was part of a pilgrimage to Jerusalem in 1436, led by Archduke Frederick of Habsburg ...

one of three Jewish holidays where ancient Jews traditionally made a pilgrimage to Jerusalem. This story was first published on Apr. 15, 2025. It was updated on Apr. 16, 2025 to correct that the ...

Inscriptions deciphered at the traditional Last Supper site reveal it was a major pilgrimage hub in ancient Jerusalem. The Cenacle on Mount Zion is generally identified as the building where ...

People go on a spiritual pilgrimage, often to a sacred place, for religious or spiritual growth, seeking deeper meaning, ...

The study, published in the Studium Biblicum Franciscanum, has identified coats of arms belonging to Tristram von Teuffenbach, a Styrian nobleman who was part of a pilgrimage to Jerusalem in 1436 ...

The pilgrimages were organized amid vocal Israeli support for Syria’s Druze community in the wake of Assad’s ouster, even as Jerusalem remains wary of Damascus’s new Islamist leadership.