Sentences with phrase «shrine where»

When I did tours for the Hannah Vogel books or the books with James Rollins, when you went into a bookstore they have this little shrine where they have your book up everywhere, and that's wonderful.

He said both the camps and the buildings were destroyed, including a shrine where the suspected militants were allegedly fortifying themselves.

Acting on intelligence, Mrs Tenge noted, the Amasaman Divisional Police Command, about 11 a.m. on February 1, 2018, proceeded to the shrine where the four men were arrested.

The hideout located at Omoku in Rivers State also contained a shrine where 10 skulls of victims of kidnapping and ritualists» who had been sacrificed -LSB-...]

In France were reported the most famous of the appearances of the Virgin Mary of the nineteenth century — in 1846, to two young shepherds on the plateau of La Salette in Savoy, and in 1858 to Bernadette Soubirous, a peasant girl, in a grotto near Lourdes, which became a shrine where miracles of healing were reported.

So why in God's name would he show up at a shrine where he would need to tie a turban on his head for all his political opponents to see (and photograph)?

Slipping in, he will find an ancient shrine where kings have worshipped and martyrs lie buried, with glorious old windows where the light shines through the scenes of the Savior's passion.

Not exact matches

I'm woefully bad at finding nearby shrines, but my fiancée somehow always knows exactly where I need to go and helps me get there.

According to Israeli media, he was the brains behind a June 18 arson attack on a shrine in northern Israel where Christians believe Jesus performed the miracle of the loaves and fishes.

I do know that if I followed the guidelines of one liturgical commission, suggesting that I greet each penitent at the church doors with an open Gospel book and then lead a procession to a reconciliation room which looks more like an occasion of sin than a shrine for its absolution, the number of confessions in the middle of the metropolis where I serve would be severely reduced.

The early strata of the Old Testament are full of intimations that, far from being spiritually available to the seeking soul at any place or time, Yahweh was to be sought only at his special shrines — «In every place where I cause my name to be remembered I will come unto thee.»

The most popular of these shrine figures is the Virgin of Guadalupe, a dark - skinned (Indian) Mary whose veneration goes back to 1531.45 A basilica in her honor stands now at the place where she first appeared to a humble Indian, Juan Diego; and hundreds of thousands of Mexicans from all over the nation make pilgrimages there on the edge of Mexico City.

It was moved by crane on October 3 and installed on October 4, where it continued as a shrine and tourist attraction.

Perhaps any place where humans choose to build a sacred shrine can become a holy place and satisfy their need to locate worship.

She wanted this shrine to be a place where people would find God's «love, compassion, help, comfort, and salvation.»

After I told her that I would pray for her, I mentioned that the shrine of Lourdes had a 24 - hour webcam in the famous Grotto, where Catholics believe the Virgin Mary appeared in 1858.

It is here that the three great monotheistic religions lay their claims, that countless cultures have built centuries - old shrines, and where arguably the world's biggest geopolitical conflict, between Israelis and Palestinians, plays out every day.

«high places,» where these ancient deities were worshiped, still have their lineal descendants in Palestine, often doubtless identically situated, in the local shrines of Mohammedan and Christian saints.

Where are you in your journey, and what sort of «wayside shrines» have given you rest along the way?

«Typical of European and Latin American countries,» it said, «wayside shrines are located along roads and pathways, where travelers stop and offer prayers, turning heart and mind to God.»

The former President, he said when asked to account for his stewardship during his era rather replied that anyone seeking to know about what he did in office with the monies from the state coffers must consult the Akonadi shrine since that is where there is «genuine accountability».

The head of the Dargah Aala Hazrat shrine at Ajmer, Rajasthan, where the fatwa was issued, stated that it was written in the Quran that killing one innocent person is equivalent to killing all humanity.

A shrine to the latter fixation stands at the Freud Museum at 20 Maresfield Gardens in London, the home where Freud spent his final year after fleeing Vienna following the Nazi takeover in 1938.

From Paranal, it is a 6 - hour drive east through mining towns and bleak desert landscapes, where the only sign of colour comes from shrines honouring people killed on the roads.

The records of where and how they were situated are often incomplete, so we can not know whether the figures were peculiar to burial sites, shrines or houses.

The San Andreas Fault Observatory at Depth is located 25 miles northwest of the spot, near the intersection of Highways 41 and 46, where James Dean wrecked his Porsche Spyder and died on September 30, 1955, an event commemorated by an unattractive, stainless - steel roadside shrine erected by a Japanese businessman.

Then, there is the ancestral worship — kind of a pre-Hindu cultures, where again there are shrines to the tiger, and where it is — animals are sacrificed to please the tiger god.

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Her spiritual turning point was a yatra (pilgrimage), where she trekked up 17,000 feet over three days to reach a mountain shrine.

This photo diary is dedicated to all my kimono shots taken at a well known shrine just a stone's throw away from where I rented my kimono.

Kleinrock talks about the reconstructed room («some sort of a shrine,» as Herzog calls it) where «the critical events of the origin began.»

Hence this is why artistic pursuits in music are frowned down upon, even to the point where Miguel's grandmother smashes Miguel's makeshift acoustic guitar after finding it in his secret room / shrine dedicated to popular singer - songwriter, Ernesto De La Cruz (Bratt)

After desecrating the shrine set up in the woods where Merrin's body was found and enduring a drunken one - night stand with Glenna (Kelli Garner), a friendly bartender he's known since childhood, Ig awakens to find horns growing out of his temples.

Not hiding anymore we show our faces shining like the shrine at the top of the sun setting hill, find yourself where the wild things are.

I loved the section of the book where you visit with the Mexican Americans who tend to the shrine of Mount Cristo Rey near El Paso.

But every now and then I could not resist the lure of the mountain, and at the end of the day I slipped away, through the bamboo grove with its tall, smooth trunks and green slanting light, up the rocky path past the shrine of the mountain god, where the villagers left offerings of millet and oranges, into the forest of birch and cedar, where the cuckoo and the nightingale called enticingly, where I watched foxes and deer and heard the melancholy cry of kites overhead.

02) where the lead character is a little pretty boy who is very open and direct about what he wants, and that happens to be an older friend who works at a neighbouring shrine and who cared for him growing up.

Hikers begin the journey in Tanabe where they catch a bus to the trailhead at Takijiri - oji shrine for what is at most a 5 - day trek along the Nakahechi Route, or «royal road», made popular by long - ago nobles.

Behind the wedding party the towering Shinto shrine Meiji Jingu cast a long shadow over the pavilion where we stood, and the stoic couple — the groom clad in black and the bride in a white kimono and wearing the traditional wedding headgear known as the watabōshi — looked impassively forward as the Shinto priest bowed before them, completing a ceremony that dates its roots back thousands of years.

I arrived at the first landmark on my map, the Jyuten - oji shrine, where a nearby sign informed me that the court writer, Fujiwara Munetada, had stopped here on a rainy day in 1109.

Buddhist shrines can be found next to towering skyscrapers, where you can experience vibrant festivals and ceremonies dating back hundreds of years.

The Dosojin Fire Festival is a ritualistic festival where 25 - year - old and 42 - year - old men, the unlucky ages according to Shinto beliefs are expected to show their bravery while building the shrine and then throughout the burning of it, by either protecting it or burning it to the ground.

Where else in the world can you sit look up to the hill after catching a big wave and see an ancient Hindu shrine and a magnificent cliff face?

Spot the elusive tiger on a thrilling game drive in one of Africa's vast national parks, enjoy exciting excursions to the extraordinary Great Wall, Forbidden City and Terracotta Warriors in China, or explore Japan's magnificent capital, Tokyo, where flashing neon lights and skyscrapers sit alongside stunning shrines and ancient temples.

Whether it's China, a kingdom where tea houses sit alongside high rises, with its tapestry of mighty rivers, vast wilderness and sprawling mega cities or Japan, with its temples, imperial palaces, refined cuisine, street - corner shrines and bamboo groves — the lure of the Far East is hard to resist.

There are many old Hindu shrines and temples including the famous Tanah Lot where the temple rests on a small unusual island structure — a favorite for sunset photographers.

The early Chinese immigrants to Bangkok continued the tradition and built a shrine for the Goddess of Mercy on the Chao Phraya River near where they lived.

Spend the afternoon exploring this extraordinary site, where ancient pyramids tower more than 200 feet and thousands of temples, shrines, and plazas are scattered beneath the rain forest canopy.

We complete the final leg down the royal flagstone walkway, past outlying shrines and buildings and into the heart of Machu Picchu, where we spend the rest of the morning with a guided tour of the highlights and some individual exploring among Machu Picchu's multitude of hidden nooks and corners; after your guided visit in this unique sanctuary you will have a free time for picture or exploration in your own.

Inside you'll find a church with a restored altar and a shrine to the Virgin Mary, where many people had lit candles and taped photos of loved ones with written prayers.