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Pilgrimage sites in Belgium – Lissewege

HISTORY The first mention of “Lissewega” dates back to 1027. The proper name is “Liss” and “wega” comes from “wegha”, which means house. A legend forms the basis of...
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Pilgrimage sites in Belgium – Lier

HISTORY The miraculous statue has stood in the Sint-Jozef en Bernardus Church, also known as the Lisp church in Lier. The church dates from 1873 and will be deconsecrated in 2025...
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Pilgrimage sites in Belgium – Verviers

HISTORY The Recollects, also known as Observants, are reformed Franciscan religious who originated in the 15th century. In the 16th century, brothers came together in monasteries, which emphasised…
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Pilgrimage Sites in Belgium – Halle

HISTORY Since the 12th century, there has been devotion to Mary in Halle. This was already the case before the arrival of the miraculous image of Her, which was found in a tree trunk…
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Pilgrimage sites in Belgium – Bon-Secours

HISTORY The pilgrimage to Bon-Secours dates back to the Middle Ages, beginning at an ancient oak tree situated between two woods. A small statue of Mary hangs in the tree. The place is named “Our Lady of the Oak between Two Woods”. Many people come here...
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