Summary
Pilgrimages of Europe, distributed by Janson Media and produced by Palm Plus Produkties, is a twelve-part series exploring major Roman Catholic pilgrimage sites across Europe. The series combines well-known locations such as Fatima (Portugal), Santiago de Compostela (Spain), and Lourdes (France) with lesser-known sites like Iona (Scotland) and Kevelaer (Germany). It also covers the recently popular Bosnian site of Medjugorje, known for reports of miracles. Kalwaria Zebrzydowska in Poland is one of the featured sites. The series delves into the historical significance and cultural impact of these pilgrimages, tracing their roots from medieval times to modern religious practices. It highlights the shared elements of pilgrimage across different cultures and religions, including the arduous journey to Croagh Patrick in Ireland, linked to Saint Patrick's legend. The series offers a comprehensive look at the spiritual and physical challenges of pilgrimage, providing valuable insights for libraries, educational institutions, travel agencies, and tourism organizations.
Citation
Manning, J. (2018). Pilgrimages of Europe. Educational Media Reviews Online, 5(7). https://doi.org/10.59236/emro.v5i7a1862