Both words designate a pilgrimage to a hermitage or sanctuary. The pilgrimage takes place on the day of the religious festival of the place to venerate the titular saint. On the other hand, the pancaritat is held a few days after Easter to celebrate the resurrection of Jesus.
No, only the ones you will find in the section "Sanctuaries and houses of spirituality".
The one carried out by Ramon Llull in 1265 in Rocamador (Occitania) and in Sant Jaume de Compostela (Galicia).
No, since the arrival of Christianity on the island was in 1229, with the Conquest of King James I, and at that time Gothic art was already imposing itself throughout Europe.
Because they are linked to the Easter cycle; are those between Palm Sunday and Corpus Christi.
Because it is linked to the lunar calendar; Easter Day is always the first Sunday after the first full moon after the vernal equinox.
The goigs are sung poetic compositions that express praise to the Virgin Mary or to a saint. In Luke, the word joy also designates each of the seven crosses that once adorned the Old Way to remember the seven fortunate moments (joys) in the life of the Virgin Mary.
No, it also includes cultural routes on the Andalusian (Islamic) legacy and the Jewish legacy of Majorca.
No, it also includes some cultural and hiking routes from the Iberian Peninsula and the European continent conceptually linked to Majorca.
A private initiative that promotes the enhancement of the religious, cultural and spiritual heritage of the island of Majorca.
An opportunity to discover Mallorca as a land of pilgrimage participating in the pilgrimages and pancarities that have been carried out there since time immemorial.
