What is a pilgrimage church?
a.
a church frequently visited because of the relics of saints.
b.
a church where pilgrims would worship.
c.
both a and b
d.
neither a nor b

The correct answers are Option is C) Both A and B options

A pilgrimage church is:

A) A church frequently visited because of the relics of saints.

B) A church where pilgrims would worship.

The concept cannot be found in the times of Jesus himself. However, this arose in the subsequent dark and middle ages of Europe where every large church seemed to have a relic of the cross or of some disciple of Jesus.

Eventually, a whole culture was formed around the idea of travelling to these churches, to worship there and to be blessed by these relics.

Even today, modern Catholic Christians are known to visit several pilgrimage churches in Turkey, Palestine and other places all over the world.

Similarly, Orthodox Christians also have certain pilgrimage churches in Greece and even Russia.

C

Explanation:

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