“They pray five times a day, fast during the month of Ramadan, perform the sacred pilgrimage to Mecca, and give alms to the poor.”

“Every day he makes a pilgrimage to the spring, cutting his feet on roots, his flesh welted by branches and thorn bushes.”

“The pilgrim traveled thousands of miles to visit the sacred temples and shrines in India.”

“Like most second-generation Indians, I've made a regular chain of pilgrimages back to India while growing up.”

“By this time, Khardzhiev's expertise and fabled collection had become the object of pilgrimages by scholars from both East and West.”

“As in India, pilgrimages are for rich and poor, whoever is willing to make offerings and sacrifice.”

“Advice from the Department of Health is for all pilgrims to obtain the quadrivalent meningococcal vaccine.”

“But perhaps the biggest change was in the number of pilgrims walking the yatra route.”

“The Mayflower Compact was a social contract the pilgrims signed in November 1620 in order to establish law and order in the new colony.”