Caesar Jerusalem
208 Jaffa Road Jerusalem, 94383, Israel
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Jerusalem
After the Worlds had finished, we drove to Jerusalem which was about a 2 hour drive from Haifa. When we got there we were still pretty tired from the worlds, so we just relaxed in the hotel and swam in the pool. The next day we got up early and went sight-seeing around the old city of Jerusalem. I have never seen so many Jewish men in big black …
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A Jesus day
... Biblical Studies and one in Ancient languages and he could speak 14 different languages including the ancient ones. He did know his stuff but was fairly bossy.
Our first stop was at Nazareth where we visited the Church of the Annunciation and St Joseph's church. The Church of the Annunciation has been built over what are thought to be the remains of Mary's house where the angel Gabriel is said to have visited. It is an interesting place, On the ground floor ...
Much too short a time in the much too holy city
... programs. I feel quite at home here. I was also able to meet a number of the Brothers of Sion (most of whom are priests and come from Brazil, which seems to be the centre of the world given what's taking place there over the next few years).
Falafels, hummus, shwarma and great bread were consumed. Stories were shared. Walks were taken. Souvenirs purchased. The 'new old' translation of the Catholic Mass ...
In the footsteps of Jesus -- Day 3
... in the Middle East, consecrated in1969. It enshrilnes a small ancient cave dwelling or grotto, identified by many Catholics as the home of Mary Here is where they believe, the Angel Gabriel appeard to her and announced that she would conceive and bear a son, and call
his name Jesus.
The church is amazing. The grotto is located in the lower part of the church,.
the upper part of ...
Savaldi Reunion & Tiyul to the Tel
... Fresh off the tree. Straight up fresh. Also we picked pomegranate but it's the very end of the season so they were all pretty ****. I only got one good one, which I'm not even sure is good. I'll open it later and figure it out. It's pretty wicked to pick stuff from where it grows and eat it. Later, when we got back and made a salad for lunch, Ofra came in from outside with some leaves. Like lettuce and stuff. Awesome. And I added ...



