pilgrim

Converse of object

• attract: A remote and peaceful Island attracting pilgrims all year round.
• protect: It also explains how the knights protected pilgrims traveling to the Holy Land.
• assist: Any young person who would like to assist the sick pilgrims during the pilgrimage please call Jane Cadogan 01329 235987.
• welcome: Last year we created an affiliate member status to welcome on-line pilgrims.
• draw: The main tourist attraction is the nearby mosque of Hala Sultan Tekke, which draws pilgrims from across the Moslem world.

Adjective modifier

• devout: Prayer flags fluttering on the tallest mountain passes, innumerable monasteries and temples with frequent processions of devout pilgrims.
• Iranian: Formerly 3,000 Iranian pilgrims were allowed to visit the holy shrines in Iraq, he added.
• sick: The lunch is in aid of the Fund to send young helpers to Lourdes where they attend the sick pilgrims.
• medieval: But it is Santiago de Compostela, the goal of the medieval pilgrim, which calls us.
• medieval: It is a souvenir of a medieval pilgrim 's visit to the Shrine of St. Alban.

Preposition: on

earth: His actions within the invisible, the heavenly, are basic to all our daily life as pilgrims on the earth.

Preposition: during

pilgrimage: Any young person who would like to assist the sick pilgrims during the pilgrimage please call Jane Cadogan 01329 235987.

Modifies a noun

• route: Off the road: a modern-day walk down the pilgrim route into Spain.
• badge: Why was there such a flourishing late medieval trade in pilgrim badges?
• passport: Click here for more information about the pilgrim passport itself.
• trail: News from St. Albans Diocese Join the pilgrim trail There's still time to join the pilgrim trail to Spain and Turkey next year.
• journey: She has also produced A Hug for the Apostle, a travel book about her pilgrim journey to Santiago de Compostela.
• father: Southampton has a rich maritime history - America's pilgrim fathers set sail from here in the 16th century.

Possessives

badge: Back to top 1. 14th century lead pilgrims ' badge, showing the " Virgin of the Sea " .