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Ascension Day

We commemorate Jesus Christ’s ascension into heaven (as per Christian belief) by celebrating Ascension Day, which occurs on the Thursday, which is 40 (or 39) days after Easter. This year, it will take place on May 9. Known by multiple names — The Feast of the Ascension, The Ascension of Jesus, Ascension Thursday, Holy Thursday, or Solemnity of the Ascension of the Lord — this is a Christian holiday that doubles as a public holiday in many countries like Austria, Belgium, Denmark, Germany, France, Switzerland and more.

History of Ascension Day

One of the earliest Christian festivals, Ascension Day marks the end of the Easter season. This event is celebrated primarily by Catholics and Anglican Christians; most Protestant churches do not follow this tradition anymore. The date, too, differs in different geographic locations. Western Churches prefer to use the Gregorian calendar for calculating this date, while many Eastern Orthodox Churches calculate this date according to the Julian calendar. As a result, their celebrations occur at a later date than the Western event.

As per the New Testament in the Bible, after Jesus Christ’s crucifixion on Good Friday, he was resurrected from the dead in three days, on the day we know as Easter Sunday. For 40 days after this, he stayed with his Apostles (the primary disciples of Christ) to instruct them on how to carry out his teachings. As the Bible says, at the end of day 40, Jesus Christ and his disciples went to Mount Olivet (or the Mount of Olives), near Jerusalem. After asking them to stay, Christ then ascended to heaven to take his seat at the right hand of God, under the gaze of his disciples. To Christians, the ascension signifies that Christ completed his work on Earth and allowed him to prepare a place for his followers in heaven.

Initially a part of Easter celebrations, this day was later separated from Easter, along with Pentecost. Celebration of Pentecost ends the cycle of Easter-related events in the Christian calendar.

Ascension Day timeline

68 A.D. The Tradition Begins

Ascension Day begins to be observed, albeit with two other holidays — Easter Sunday and Pentecost.

300 A.D. Ascension Day Develops As A Separate Tradition

A decree declares this celebration now must be observed separately — it is moved to 40 days after Easter.

385 A.D. First Written Evidence Appears

We see the very first piece of written evidence that the Ascension Day Feast is celebrated.

5th century Ascension Day Starts Appearing In Art

Christian art showcases this holiday.

6th century Art Begins To Reflect Different Versions

Syria develops a different version of the Ascension, which is later adopted by Byzantine art.

18th century Germany Celebrates Father's Day

Ascension Day coincides with Father's Day in Germany — they celebrate Jesus returning to the Holy Father.

19th century Germany Celebrates With Colourful Parades

To replicate the way the Apostles walked with Jesus, Christians begin to host colorful parades as a commemoration.

How To Observe Ascension Day

Go to church

Attend church processions

Listen to hymns

Learn how your local church celebrates this day. Take some time to attend a Mass or Christian church service. Clarify the details before you go, as these services differ based on whether the church is Protestant or Catholic.

Tradition says this holiday is observed by a three-day procession, then the feast itself, which includes a procession of torches and banners to symbolize Christ’s journey to the Mount of Olives and entry into heaven. While your local church might not have such grand festivities, find out if they are still carrying out a procession.

Listening to hymns is a traditional part of Ascension Day celebrations. A medley of these religious songs can have you humming along for days. Even popular artists have been known to hum a hymn or two over the years. Check out Carrie Underwood’s ‘Something In The Water,’ or U2’s ‘Where The Streets Have No Name,’ or even John Legend’s ‘Preach.’

Facts About Ascension Day

In Sweden, people go on early morning walks

The British celebrated by 'beating the willow'

Welsh people don’t work on this day

Portugal celebrates by keeping wheat in their houses

Indonesia has a public holiday on Ascension Day

Many people go out into the woods at 3 AM or 4 AM to hear the birds at sunrise, believing that hearing a cuckoo from the east or west brings them good luck — this activity is called ‘gökotta.’

In the olden days, as young boys were driven along the parish boundaries, they were beaten with willow branches to drive away evil.

It is more than a holiday celebration in Wales — Welsh people believe that it is unlucky to do any work on Ascension Day.

Traditionally, rural Portuguese households keep wheat in their homes throughout the coming year — this day is associated with peace and prosperity and, to them, wheat symbolizes prosperity.

Despite Christianity being a minor religion in Indonesia, Ascension Day is designated as a public holiday.

Why Ascension Day Is Important

It is an opportunity for reflection and to gain inner peace

We learn about Christian traditions

It helps us expand our cultural horizons

Instances, where we can simply sit, reflect, and learn the true meaning of peace, are rare in our busy worlds. This is why we recommend holding onto such chances with both hands. Ascension Day church services center around this theme. If you are not a religious or church person, simply take a moment to sit by yourself and reflect on your journey so far and how you would like to continue. There’s no better way to celebrate this day than by centering yourself and your thoughts.

Expanding our knowledge is good for us. Plus, learning about Ascension Day not only helps us expand our store of general knowledge, but also inspires us to observe some of the traditions.

Such traditions have been prevalent for a long time, and have taken on varying degrees of importance around the world. Even festivities change as per the customs of a certain region. Learning more about these traditions changes our views of cultures and gives us extended knowledge of people from other nations.

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Her Majesty the Queen of Porto (1764-1782)

The short lived Queen Consort of Porto was born as Princess Maria Theresa of Norden in 1764 at Schloss Bentswich, Karl Duke of Norden’s seaside estate. Maria Theresa was the elder fraternal twin of Princess Paulina of Norden. During her infancy Maria Theresa became extremely weak and caught a fever at the age of two but was able to recover. Maria Theresa’s mother, Helene nursed her daughter back to health herself and spent every night in the nursery with her twin daughters. Maria Theresa and Paulina were inseparable during their youth and grew to have a close relationship with their elder sister Josefina. The twin girls were doted on by their father, Karl Duke of Norden, and were cherished by their childless aunts Princess Adelaide and Princess Viktoria. Maria Theresa was playful and vivacious and grew up to become a great beauty. Like her other sisters, Maria Theresa mastered seven languages, learned to dance, loved horseback riding, and helped organize several balls with her mother and aunts. Maria Theresa was sought after by several princes including Ferdinand Prince of Lugo, Crown Prince Joseph of Augustinia, and Crown Prince Frederick of Wardenburg. However, Maria Theresa was most enchanted by Crown Prince Luis of Porto who was dashing, handsome, and charming. Maria Theresa and Luis were married in 1780 in a huge ceremony at the Cathedral of Santa Maria in Porto. Luis loved his new bride and built a new palace for her near the villa they honeymooned at known as the Palace of Monte Real. While Maria Theresa had found herself deeply in love, she became homesick and longed for her mother Helene and twin sister Paulina. At the end of 1780, Luis’ father died and he ascended to the throne as King Luis II of Porto. Maria Theresa and her husband moved into the large and uncomfortable Evora Palace which she found unfashionable. Maria Theresa refurnished the palace and added a new wing which she had hoped would be used by her future children. In 1781 Maria Theresa found herself pregnant and the court was overjoyed. Luis spent all of his free time with his wife during her difficult pregnancy. In 1782 Maria Theresa gave birth to Crown Prince Carlos of Porto at the Evora Palace. However, shortly after the birth of her son Maria Theresa died from complications during childbirth. Maria Theresa’s death shocked the court and caused her husband to fall into a deep depression. Maria Theresa’s mother Helene and her sisters Josefina, Paulina, and Louise rushed to Porto to comfort her husband and her newborn son. In 1789, Maria Theresa’s son, Crown Prince Carlos would die after a long period of illness. The death of Maria Theresa and her son later on would always haunt Helene and her daughters. 

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[clivemwilliams]

Spain 2023

8/7/23

What an amazing day! Set off from Lugo after breakfast for 1 hour drive to Santiago de Compostela - one of the great pilgrimage sites in the world and the 3rd most revered Christian site after Jerusalem and the Vatican in Rome. The cathedral itself was truly spectacular with a dazzling golden altar and huge decorated columns rising high to the ceiling. It is reputed to be the burial place of St James and catholics queue for ages just to be able to touch the base of his statue’s cloak. As Methodists we didn’t see the point.

It was also fascinating to see many of the pilgrims that had walked from various places to the cathedral - we had passed hundreds in the car on the way. Most do one of the shorter walks - still over 100kms- but some do the whole journey from the Pyrenees, over 800 kms. I can confirm that 2785 pilgrims arrived today!!

After the visit, which was free by the way, we enjoyed lunch in one of the many restaurants surrounding the cathedral and then strolled around the narrow streets enjoying the ambiance and an ice cream!

I know that Christine and John enjoyed their visit here and I’d thoroughly recommend it to anyone else!

[polymorphousculturevulture]

Cathedral of Lugo, Spain

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#Spain

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Cathedral Beach, Ribadeo, Lugo, Galicia, in Spain.

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Hey hey,

I have been working on reimagine my spirituality and hope to be bringing more to this page. It has been a deep dive on overdrive for me into gnostic phenomenon and Christianity’s PAGAN past. There is a LOT of witchy stuff that the early church was into and they got wickedly hypocritical as time went on. I hope to dive into a little bit of that here.

There is a Cathedral Lugo in Spain where a rich tradition of Celtic lore still survives. Back when the church was spreading, it adopted gods of the local traditions…as Pagan as you can get. Here the Celts worshipped Lugh, who is a god of light, healing, poetry, smiths, and many more craftsman. It should be noted that Archangel Michael is also noted for presiding over prayers directed by artisans, craftsman, healers, and is a bringer of light! They also have connections to sailors and are capable warriors. Michael is noted besting Lucifer and Lugh the Fomorians. Two representatives of the Titan-esque unbridled raw power that is seen as destructive.

I put this together for my altar space that I am still putting together, as my original one broke in the move and I am broke so I have to find some cheap way to replace it 😓

See you next time

#celticmyth #witchcraft #celtic #irishmyth #culture #history #witch #angels #fae #catholic #cathedral

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Lugo Hartmann, 2017, THE DINNER UNDER CATHEDRAL. Pencils and digital painting.

Combining observation of familiar architecture and that stir of imagination?

#architecture #urban #painting #fantasy #imaginative #the best combo #lugo hartmann #zürich #it speaks to something in me

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Why You Should Consider Working With the Morelia Group

When you're thinking of real estate investment, the Morelia Group might be one of the first names that come to mind. This company specializes in developing and managing high-end residential and commercial properties. The Morelia Group is comprised of highly trained and experienced professionals, who are dedicated to providing their clients with quality property management and development services. Here are just a few reasons why you should consider working with this company. Read on to learn more about the real estate services that they offer. Morelia is a city in Michoacan

Morelia is the capital of the state of Michoacan, a region in Mexico. The city's CBD is lined with well-preserved 17th and 18th-century buildings. The pink stone Morelia Cathedral is a baroque masterpiece with twin towers overlooking the central square. A trip to Morelia is not complete without a visit to the stunning cathedral. Here you'll see how the city grew from a small agricultural town to a thriving industrial city. For those who prefer a less urban atmosphere, there are many options in the region. There's an impressive historic center of the city, which has been designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site. In architectural visualisation to the historical center, there are a number of parks to enjoy. It's also the state capital and a university town, so the local people are quite friendly. If you're looking for a more rural experience, consider traveling to nearby Michoacan, and checking out the towns that are close to Morelia. It is a university town This Mexican city has a storied past, with a rich colonial history and impressive spires. Its central historic district features colonial architecture, great art installations and cool hotels. Despite its cosmopolitan vibe, Morelia is relatively safe for tourists, but there are still some precautions that should be taken. For example, avoid walking alone after dark and be cautious of suburban areas outside the city center. It has a lot of traffic, but motorists are generally courteous to pedestrians. The town is located in the state capital of Michoacan, making it an excellent starting point for a visit to the state. The Historic Centre of Morelia houses 249 monuments of prime importance. It also features 20 churches, including the Morelia Cathedral. This city's Baroque architecture enhances its urban townscape. It is home to the Morelia Cathedral, one of the city's religious foundations. The church of Santa Rosa is another prominent example. It is home to several Neoclassical and Renaissance buildings. It is a great place to walk and see. It is a soccer town The official soccer club in Morelia is the Morelia Monarcas. The town's five protected areas are home to the monarch butterfly during the winter months. In November, the city celebrates the Day of the Dead, a celebration with ancient Mesoamerican and Aztec roots. The tradition in Morelia is among the most elaborate in Mexico. This article explains why Morelia is an ideal place to attend a soccer game. The Morelia Group has produced several notable players. Its most successful player is Marco Antonio Figueroa, with 130 goals in his career. Other notable players include Rafael Marquez Lugo, Moises Munoz, and Miguel Sabah. In addition, the club has produced several stars who have been called up to the national team. The town is also home to Edgar Lugo, Adrian Aldrete, and Raul Ruidiaz, who won the Liga MX's top scoring title in 2002. It is a real estate developer The Morelia Group is a real estate development company headed by Chris Hildebrant. He has worked in the real estate industry and is well-known in the business community. Hildebrant has focused on creating first-rate properties for both residential and commercial use. His passion for enhancing the quality of life in Oakley and the surrounding areas is evident in the company's development projects. The company has plans to construct a 15,000 square foot daycare center and an additional 40,000 square feet of office space. The Morelia Group is a local real estate development company that owns a number of retail properties. It has recently begun construction on Crossings of Oakley, a retail and dining complex located at the intersection of Madison Road and Kennedy Avenue. The development is expected to cost around $12 million. The Morelia Group also plans to construct Oakley Parke, a 30,000 square-foot retail and restaurant complex. It is a real estate investment trust The Morelia Group is a real estate investment firm based in Cincinnati, Ohio. Its portfolio includes premier shopping and dining centers, entertainment venues, and mixed-use developments. These properties serve as prime gathering spots for residents and visitors. The company is managed by Chris Hildebrant, a real estate development guru with experience in both commercial and residential development. The company was founded in 1993, and has remained a popular choice for investors ever since. The Morelia Group began acquiring retail properties in Oakley, Ohio, in 2008. Its first major retail projects included the Oakley Connection and Encore of Oakley, which are now occupied by Starbucks, Condado Tacos, McAllister's, and Holtman's Donuts. The group also sought additional retail properties in the area and is currently building Oakley Parke in an adjacent location at 4710 Madison Road.

#architectural visualisation

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Benches/Chairs (No. 18)

Viveiro, E (three pics)

Lugo, E (three pics)

Oviedo, E

Cangas de Onís, E (three pics)

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Why You Should Consider Working With the Morelia Group

When you're thinking of real estate investment, the Morelia Group might be one of the first names that come to mind. This company specializes in developing and managing high-end residential and commercial properties. The Morelia Group is comprised of highly trained and experienced professionals, who are dedicated to providing their clients with quality property management and development services. Here are just a few reasons why you should consider working with this company. Read on to learn more about the real estate services that they offer. Morelia is a city in Michoacan Morelia is the capital of the state of Michoacan, a region in Mexico. The city's CBD is lined with well-preserved 17th and 18th-century buildings. The pink stone Morelia Cathedral is a baroque masterpiece with twin towers overlooking the central square. A trip to Morelia is not complete without a visit to the stunning cathedral. Here you'll see how the city grew from a small agricultural town to a thriving industrial city. For those who prefer a less urban atmosphere, there are many options in the region. There's an impressive historic center of the city, which has been designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site. In addition to the historical center, there are a number of parks to enjoy. It's also the state capital and a university town, so the local people are quite friendly. If you're looking for a more rural experience, consider traveling to nearby Michoacan, and checking out the towns that are close to Morelia. It is a university town This Mexican city has a storied past, with a rich colonial history and impressive spires. Its central historic district features colonial architecture, great art installations and cool hotels. Despite its cosmopolitan vibe, Morelia is relatively safe for tourists, but there are still some precautions that should be taken. For example, avoid walking alone after dark and be cautious of suburban areas outside the city center. It has a lot of traffic, but motorists are generally courteous to pedestrians. The town is located in the state capital of Michoacan, making it an excellent starting point for a visit to the state. The Historic Centre of Morelia houses 249 monuments of prime importance. It also features 20 churches, including the Morelia Cathedral. This city's Baroque architecture enhances its urban townscape. It is home to the Morelia Cathedral, one of the city's religious foundations. The church of Santa Rosa is another prominent example. It is home to several Neoclassical and Renaissance buildings. It is a great place to walk and see. It is a soccer town

The official soccer club in Morelia is the Morelia Monarcas. The town's five protected areas are home to the monarch butterfly during the winter months. In November, the city celebrates the Day of the Dead, a celebration with ancient Mesoamerican and Aztec roots. The tradition in Morelia is among the most elaborate in Mexico. This article explains why Morelia is an ideal place to attend a soccer game. The Morelia Group has produced several notable players. Its most successful player is Marco Antonio Figueroa, with 130 goals in his career. Other notable players include Rafael Marquez Lugo, Moises Munoz, and Miguel Sabah. In addition, the club has produced several stars who have been called up to the national team. The town is also home to Edgar Lugo, Adrian Aldrete, and Raul Ruidiaz, who won the Liga MX's top scoring title in 2002. It is a real estate developer The Morelia Group is a real estate development company headed by Chris Hildebrant. He has worked in the real estate industry and is well-known in the business community. Hildebrant has focused on creating first-rate properties for both residential and commercial use. His passion for enhancing the quality of life in Oakley and the surrounding areas is evident in the company's development projects. architectural visualisation has plans to construct a 15,000 square foot daycare center and an additional 40,000 square feet of office space. The Morelia Group is a local real estate development company that owns a number of retail properties. It has recently begun construction on Crossings of Oakley, a retail and dining complex located at the intersection of Madison Road and Kennedy Avenue. The development is expected to cost around $12 million. The Morelia Group also plans to construct Oakley Parke, a 30,000 square-foot retail and restaurant complex. It is a real estate investment trust The Morelia Group is a real estate investment firm based in Cincinnati, Ohio. Its portfolio includes premier shopping and dining centers, entertainment venues, and mixed-use developments. These properties serve as prime gathering spots for residents and visitors. The company is managed by Chris Hildebrant, a real estate development guru with experience in both commercial and residential development. The company was founded in 1993, and has remained a popular choice for investors ever since. The Morelia Group began acquiring retail properties in Oakley, Ohio, in 2008. Its first major retail projects included the Oakley Connection and Encore of Oakley, which are now occupied by Starbucks, Condado Tacos, McAllister's, and Holtman's Donuts. The group also sought additional retail properties in the area and is currently building Oakley Parke in an adjacent location at 4710 Madison Road.

#architectural visualisation

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Why You Should Consider Working With the Morelia Group

When you're thinking of real estate investment, the Morelia Group might be one of the first names that come to mind. This company specializes in developing and managing high-end residential and commercial properties. architectural visualisation is comprised of highly trained and experienced professionals, who are dedicated to providing their clients with quality property management and development services. Here are just a few reasons why you should consider working with this company. Read on to learn more about the real estate services that they offer. Morelia is a city in Michoacan Morelia is the capital of the state of Michoacan, a region in Mexico. The city's CBD is lined with well-preserved 17th and 18th-century buildings. The pink stone Morelia Cathedral is a baroque masterpiece with twin towers overlooking the central square. A trip to Morelia is not complete without a visit to the stunning cathedral. Here you'll see how the city grew from a small agricultural town to a thriving industrial city. For those who prefer a less urban atmosphere, there are many options in the region. There's an impressive historic center of the city, which has been designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site. In addition to the historical center, there are a number of parks to enjoy. It's also the state capital and a university town, so the local people are quite friendly. If you're looking for a more rural experience, consider traveling to nearby Michoacan, and checking out the towns that are close to Morelia. It is a university town This Mexican city has a storied past, with a rich colonial history and impressive spires. Its central historic district features colonial architecture, great art installations and cool hotels. Despite its cosmopolitan vibe, Morelia is relatively safe for tourists, but there are still some precautions that should be taken. For example, avoid walking alone after dark and be cautious of suburban areas outside the city center. It has a lot of traffic, but motorists are generally courteous to pedestrians. The town is located in the state capital of Michoacan, making it an excellent starting point for a visit to the state. The Historic Centre of Morelia houses 249 monuments of prime importance. It also features 20 churches, including the Morelia Cathedral. This city's Baroque architecture enhances its urban townscape. It is home to the Morelia Cathedral, one of the city's religious foundations. The church of Santa Rosa is another prominent example. It is home to several Neoclassical and Renaissance buildings. It is a great place to walk and see. It is a soccer town The official soccer club in Morelia is the Morelia Monarcas. The town's five protected areas are home to the monarch butterfly during the winter months. In November, the city celebrates the Day of the Dead, a celebration with ancient Mesoamerican and Aztec roots. The tradition in Morelia is among the most elaborate in Mexico. This article explains why Morelia is an ideal place to attend a soccer game. The Morelia Group has produced several notable players. Its most successful player is Marco Antonio Figueroa, with 130 goals in his career. Other notable players include Rafael Marquez Lugo, Moises Munoz, and Miguel Sabah. In addition, the club has produced several stars who have been called up to the national team. The town is also home to Edgar Lugo, Adrian Aldrete, and Raul Ruidiaz, who won the Liga MX's top scoring title in 2002.

It is a real estate developer The Morelia Group is a real estate development company headed by Chris Hildebrant. He has worked in the real estate industry and is well-known in the business community. Hildebrant has focused on creating first-rate properties for both residential and commercial use. His passion for enhancing the quality of life in Oakley and the surrounding areas is evident in the company's development projects. The company has plans to construct a 15,000 square foot daycare center and an additional 40,000 square feet of office space. The Morelia Group is a local real estate development company that owns a number of retail properties. It has recently begun construction on Crossings of Oakley, a retail and dining complex located at the intersection of Madison Road and Kennedy Avenue. The development is expected to cost around $12 million. The Morelia Group also plans to construct Oakley Parke, a 30,000 square-foot retail and restaurant complex. It is a real estate investment trust The Morelia Group is a real estate investment firm based in Cincinnati, Ohio. Its portfolio includes premier shopping and dining centers, entertainment venues, and mixed-use developments. These properties serve as prime gathering spots for residents and visitors. The company is managed by Chris Hildebrant, a real estate development guru with experience in both commercial and residential development. The company was founded in 1993, and has remained a popular choice for investors ever since. The Morelia Group began acquiring retail properties in Oakley, Ohio, in 2008. Its first major retail projects included the Oakley Connection and Encore of Oakley, which are now occupied by Starbucks, Condado Tacos, McAllister's, and Holtman's Donuts. The group also sought additional retail properties in the area and is currently building Oakley Parke in an adjacent location at 4710 Madison Road.

#architectural visualisation

[clivemwilliams]

Spain 2023

10/7/23

Needed umbrellas today - no not for the rain Joan - for the shade! It reached 34c today so we retired early to our monastery and the cooling air of the cloisters! This hotel is in an amazing setting - and everything you could want - except the light switches are very confusing, you can’t work out which way the doors open and you still can’t get an English cup of tea! Guess I’m just not their usual type of customer.

As promised, we spent most of the morning looking around the cathedral which was quite different to those of Santiago and Lugo. This one is famous for its stained glass windows which let in so much light with each one telling a story. It reminded us of the Saint Chapelle church in Paris that we visited last year with Ellie. Really interesting and only 7€ entrance - 6€ for over 65s like me!

As so seriously hot, we actually had lunch inside a restaurant where they had the air conditioning going full blast! Don’t think I’ve mentioned before but we’ve been surprised at how reasonable the cost of eating out is here - £3 to £4 for 2 cappuccinos, £2 for a beer, and cooked lunch today was about £25 for both of us including drinks.

Just sitting on the hotel terrace enjoying a drink and light snack and getting our money’s worth in this place.

[pollonegro666]

2020/10/08

El nombre de Playa de las Catedrales proviene de la monumentalidad de algunas de las formaciones de las rocas. Parecen las naves laterales de las iglesias góticas que están presentes en las ciudades y pueblos más importantes del Camino de Santiago.

The name of Beach of the Cathedrals comes from the monumentality of some of the rock formations. They look like the lateral naves of the Gothic churches that are present in the most important cities and towns on the Santiago's Road.

Google Translation into French:

Le nom de Plage des Cathédrales vient de la monumentalité de certaines formations rocheuses. Elles ressemblent aux nefs latérales des églises gothiques présentes dans les villes les plus importantes du Chemin de Saint-Jacques.

Google Translation into German:

Der Name Kathedralen Strand leitet sich von der Monumentalität bestimmter Felsformationen ab. Sie ähneln den Seitenschiffen gotischer Kirchen der wichtigsten Städte am Jakobsweg.

Google Translation into Hebrew:

השם קתדרלת ביץ 'נגזר מהמונומנטליות של תצורות סלע מסוימות. הם דומים למעברים של כנסיות גותיות בערים המרכזיות בקמינו דה סנטיאגו.

Google Translation into Hindu:

कैथेड्रल बीच नाम कुछ रॉक संरचनाओं की स्मारकीयता से लिया गया है। वे कैमिनो डी सैंटियागो के मुख्य शहरों में गोथिक चर्चों के गलियारों से मिलते जुलते हैं।

Google Translation into Russian:

Название «Соборный пляж» происходит от монументальности некоторых скальных образований. Они напоминают проходы готических церквей в главных городах на Камино-де-Сантьяго.

Google Translation into Japanese:

カテドラルビーチという名前は、特定の岩層の記念碑性に由来しています。 それらは、カミノデサンティアゴの主要都市にあるゴシック様式の教会の通路に似ています。

Google Translation into Korean:

대성당 해변이라는 이름은 특정 암석의 기념비적 특성에서 파생되었습니다. 그들은 세인트 제임스의 길 위의 도시들 의 주요 도시에있는 고딕 양식의 교회 통로와 비슷합니다.

Google Translation into Arabic:

يأتي اسم شاطئ الكاتدرائيات من المعالم الأثرية لبعض التكوينات الصخرية. إنها تشبه الممرات الجانبية للكنائس القوطية في أهم المدن على طريق سانت جيمس.

Google Translation into Portuguese:

O nome de Praia das Catedrais vem da monumentalidade de algumas das formações rochosas. Assemelham-se às naves laterais das igrejas góticas que estão presentes nas cidades e vilas mais importantes do Caminho de Santiago.

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[guilletort]

Lugo.

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Inside the Cathedral by manuelmillares1

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