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 1 1 |      Bishops.~~Venerable Brothers~~Pilgrimages~~The Apostolic Constitution
 2 1 |     summons them to undertake holy pilgrimages, thus performing a work
 3 1 |          Although heretics despise pilgrimages, Our writers have defended
 4 1 |          convincingly. For if such pilgrimages are organized in a fitting
 5 1 |       religion; those who question pilgrimages seriously will understand
 6 2 |                         History of Pilgrimages~~2. In the old law God commanded
 7 4 |          and faithful on continual pilgrimages to the tombs of the Apostles,
 8 4 |           for those setting out on pilgrimages, should be composed. These
 9 4 |          records the very numerous pilgrimages to this city in honor of
10 5 |                         Defense of Pilgrimages~~5. However, Our writers
11 5 |           defended the practice of pilgrimages against the falsehoods of
12 5 |            have ensured that these pilgrimages are properly conducted and
13 5 |         holy images and so to holy pilgrimages as well. We also indicate
14 5 |  objections his opponent raised to pilgrimages, as is obvious to the reader
15 5 |         had managed to infect holy pilgrimages. And the information which
16 6 |          abuses which had infected pilgrimages to the holy places of Jerusalem.
17 6 |           those who say that these pilgrimages are altogether necessary
18 6 |           style to attack the holy pilgrimages to Jerusalem, either some
19 7 | Responsibilities of Those Going on Pilgrimages~~7. We especially recommend
20 7 |       places. Socrates records the pilgrimages to Jerusalem of Eudoxia,
21 9 |             So We recommend sacred pilgrimages in order that the faithful
22 10|          works undertaken on these pilgrimages are accomplished with the
23 12|            time on the occasion of pilgrimages and which perhaps could
24 12|  succeeding times which render the pilgrimages of the faithful ineffectual. "
25 25|           year will undertake holy pilgrimages to this City, may obtain
26 26|          some to speak ill of holy pilgrimages. When they arrive in Rome,
27 26|     insults some who had made holy pilgrimages to the city of Jerusalem. "