Even after the end of the Crusader era, pilgrims carried the image of the Jerusalem Cross, connecting their own faith journeys to the passion of Our Lord and the desire to see the Holy City.

What began as a schoolboy’s hunt for edible plants in Jerusalem ended with an extraordinary discovery: a Christian mosaic ...

While on a class trip to the historic Ein Karem village in Jerusalem, Israel ... press release. The cross medallion is about 100 to 200 years old, so it is not classified as an antique, but ...

The cross remains the main insignia of the Latin Patriarchate of Jerusalem—the Latin Catholic diocese for the Holy Land. After the end of the crusader era, pilgrims carried an image of the ...

uses the Jerusalem cross prominently as an emblem of his office. It can be found at Christian holy sites in modern-day Israel and Gaza and is worn on necklaces by residents and pilgrims.

No medieval Christian in Jerusalem could remember ... by Martin Luther). But some pilgrims went simply to meditate on the sacrifice of Christ at the cross, his victory over death in the grave ...

The procession was the only sign of life in a Jerusalem emptied of tourists and pilgrims and patrolled by ... Land returned to pray the Way of the Cross on the Via Dolorosa in Jerusalem.

The procession passes along the Way of the Cross, or Via Dolorosa ... Carmen Ros, a lawyer who lives in Jerusalem, had managed to corral a group of pilgrims from Spain to visit the country ...