Casa Nova Hospice Nazareth
Casa Nova Street, POB 198, Opposite Basilica of the Annunci Nazareth, Galilee, 16101, Israel
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Day 1 - The town of Nazareth in Galilee
We have arrived in "the land of milk and honey" - Israel the promised land that was called Palestine in the time of Jesus, the land which God promised to Abraham and Jacob. Arrival in the village of Nazareth on the 1st day of our Holy Land pilgrimage. Father Lionel brought us to the Casa Nova Hotel run by Franciscans which is right opposite the …
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The Religious Road....
Shalom! Welcome to Israel - and now I need to figure out how I am going to write about this experience - I am so overwhelmed at the moment I hope that I am able to relive it.
We arrived in the Port City of Haifa - it is Saturday, the Sabbath and also just coming off of Rosh Hashanah - so a big religious celebration for the Jewish people. The streets of Haifa are empty - the shops and restaurants are closed so we really don't spend any time in Haifa but instead ...
Bnei Dan - Nazareth
29.06.2011
60. Etappe
km: 27
Start: Tel Aviv Hostel Bnei Dan
Startzeit: 7:30 Uhr
Gesamt km: 4893
Ziel: Nazareth Hospiz Sister of Nazareth
Es geht von Anfang bis Ende nur bergauf. Dann steh ich nach schweren Anstieg in Nazareth. In dem Ort in dem Jesus einer seiner Hauptwirkstaetten gehabt hat. Als ich in ...
Tel Aviv - Ma`yan Barukh
... stehen viele junge Frauen und Maenner in Uniform mit Schnellfeuergewehren.
In den osteuropaeischen Laendern und in der Tuerkei wurden oft super teure Materialien verbaut. Die schlechten Abschluesse verhindern aber eine gelungene Arbeit. Hier in Israel eigentlich alles perfekt wie bei uns. Auch die Duschen funktionieren wieder perfekt.
Zum Essen in den Jugendherbergen kann man eigentlich bis jetzt nur sagen: Genial. ...
The Gospel Triangle
... the violin. That hymn will never be the same.
One of the stories were were told while on the boat was one about Herod the Great, who ingratiated himself with Rome by quelling a rebellion in this area. Some rebels had hidden themselves in the caves of Mount Arbel. Herod thought about how he could get at them, as the caves weren’t easily accessible. He had his troops climb up the mountain to the top, then lowered them in cages ...


