Converse of object

• perform: On the one hand, the obligation to perform the pilgrimage is an integral part of the Islamic tradition.

• organize: On the occasion of an organized pilgrimage to honor Our Lady of Sudbury, permission has been given for Benediction.

• undertake: A chance to undertake a four-day pilgrimage in Snowdonia.

• make: Every year I make a pilgrimage to Green Field to recharge my faith in creating a better world.

• join: By the time she joins the pilgrimage, she is on the lookout for number six.

Adjective modifier

• diocesan: Diocesan Pilgrimage to Lourdes 24 th - 29 th July.

• ecumenical: The United Reformed Church has a history of introducing individuals to the world of academia and to ecumenical pilgrimage.

• yearly: It is taken on a yearly pilgrimage to Mecca.

• annual: Karen Ritchie made the annual pilgrimage to see some great dancers do rare things.

• medieval: Medieval pilgrimages ranged from an individual's visit to the shrine of a local saint through to the political posturing of the Crusades.

Modifies a noun

• route: In very ancient times the path appears to have provided a pilgrimage route from the west to the great temple at Avebury.

• destination: Canterbury and Leeds Castle: Canterbury has been known as an ancient pilgrimage destination since before the middle ages.

• center: Today Walsingham is a thriving ecumenical pilgrimage center which welcomes over 250,000 people each year.

• site: A souvenir of Knock, an Irish pilgrimage site.

• church: Here there is a beautiful pilgrimage church which from outside looks to be another C18 baroque church.

Noun used with modifier

• Passover: The Passover pilgrimage might be linked in with Jesus ' pilgrimage to the Passover in Jerusalem when he was twelve ( Luke 2:41-52 ).

• Buddhist: For centuries Ladakh has been on the Buddhist pilgrimage trail linking Kashmir and Tibet through the Himalaya.

Preposition: of

• faith: She advanced her on her pilgrimage of faith and loyally remained close to her son as far as the cross.

Preposition: for

• thousand: The apparition in 1917 has led to Fatima, in Portugal, being a major place of pilgrimage for thousands every year.