Why do you think there was such a strong positive reception of the concept of relics in romanesque society? are there modern religious and secular pilgrimage sites? identify one and explain how its architecture or setting accommodates large numbers of pilgrims?

1. Why do you think there was such a strong positive reception of the concept of relics in romanesque society?

- The medieval age is also the height of crusades and pilgrimage. It is the peak of the spread and conversion into Christianity. Romanesque society has a strong belief on the power of Relics because of its affinity in the development of Christian faith. They believe it to have healing powers. They also believe that it can transfer the grace from the heavens to themselves. They believe it to be necessary in the afterlife and therefore can rival the sacraments.

2. are there modern religious and secular pilgrimage sites? identify one and explain how its architecture or setting accommodates large numbers of pilgrims?

- St. Peter's Basilica is one of the best known Christian pilgrimage site. It is located at the city of Rome. it is also known to be the Papal seat. It is very historical as a pligrimage site because it is said to be the location where St. Peter was crucified and buried. As we know it, St. Peter is the rock and foundation of the Church. Also on this site is where Nero martyred the first Christians. THis explains why it is a top pick for most pilgrims. To accommodate large numbers of pilgrims yearly, St. Peter's Basilica is massive at 109 acres.

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