As we hаve seen, fаith fоrmed а majоr cоmponent of people’s lives during the Medieval Period. It shaped architecture, daily life, and the arts. One aspect of religious life was pilgrimage. Pilgrimage is a journey made to a place with the purpose of honoring or paying respect. The word pilgrim comes from the Latin word peregrinus, meaning stranger or wanderer, and going on pilgrimage often meant a long, sometimes dangerous, journey on foot or horseback to the burial place or relics of holy people. For Medieval pilgrims the process of going on pilgrimage and the experience between the beginning and end was often as important as visiting the destination itself. Medieval tourism industries sprouted up along pilgrimage routes, with Inns, souvenir shops, and minor shrines erected to attract pilgrims. Pilgrimage routes associated for example with the Hajj or Santiago de Compostelo were regimented and structured, and involved specific set itineraries during the Medieval period. For this response, research the historical journeys and activities associated with pilgrimage to Santiago de Compostelo (specifically what it was like on pilgrimage there in the Romanesque period- about 1000-1200 CE). Imagine that you are an actual Medieval pilgrim gearing up to go on a sacred journey. What faith is this pilgrimage associated with? Why did people undertake this pilgrimage? Did this Pilgrimage take a certain amount of time? Must it happen at a particular time of year? What kinds of places did one see on this Pilgrimage route? Google maps of potential routes and consider the topography and distances associated with this pilgrimage route. What would you pack to go on this pilgrimage? What did one do on this Pilgrimage? You must describe how a visit to the site you selected would have fit within this pilgrimage. What would a pilgrim have seen or done at your specific site? What might taking pilgrimage have meant for your pilgrim? Conclude by making connections between historical pilgrimage and your own life. Is there a particular site that you have or would like to visit due to a historical, personal, religious, or cultural reason?
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