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Category: Religious Sites

link to Bet Gemal Monastery – Visitors Guide

Bet Gemal Monastery – Visitors Guide

Bet Gemal Monastery is a Catholic monastery near Beit Shemesh, and inside, you can visit the church of Saint Stephen. Map Bet Gemal Monastery is located near Beit Shemesh. And the easiest way...

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link to Caesarea Philippi – Jesus called it: “gates of Hades”

Caesarea Philippi – Jesus called it: “gates of Hades”

Caesarea Philippi was a Roman city by Mount Hermon. And since Jesus visited it, it has become an important Christian pilgrimage destination. Note: Philip the Tetrarch, Herod's son, founded...

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link to Garden of Gethsemane – Answers to the Most Common Questions

Garden of Gethsemane – Answers to the Most Common Questions

According to tradition, Jesus prayed and was arrested the night before his crucifixion in the Garden of Gethsemane. Note: In that olive garden, Jesus also underwent agony in the...

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link to The Cenacle – Room of the Last Supper – Visitors Guide

The Cenacle – Room of the Last Supper – Visitors Guide

Cenacle comes from Latin, meaning dining room. According to Christian Bible, the Last Supper and other significant events occurred here. Note: Cenacle is also called the Upper Room. Map The...

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link to Dormition Abbey – Photographed Visitors Guide

Dormition Abbey – Photographed Visitors Guide

According to tradition, Dormition Abbey on Mount Zion stands where the Virgin Mary fell asleep and was taken, body and soul, to heaven. Note: I took the featured image from the roof of a nearby...

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link to Ari Ashkenazi Synagogue, Safed – Visitors Guide

Ari Ashkenazi Synagogue, Safed – Visitors Guide

Ari Ashkenazi Synagogue is a mid-16th-century synagogue in the old city of Safed, named after Ari, founder of Lurianic Kabbalah. Note: in religious circles, ARI is a known Hebrew acronym for Rabbi...

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