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Compostela

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Compostela (Spanish) [kɔmpɔsˈtela]
n
(Placename) See Santiago de Compostela


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The first was in the process leading up to the international ecumenical gathering held at Santiago de Compostela, Spain, several years ago.
Reflections on Covenant and Mission forty years after Nostra Aetate by Pawlikowski, John T. / Cross Currents
Rabanal is roughly two-thirds of the way to Compostela for those pilgrims crossing northern Spain from the Pyrenees.
On the pilgrim road: hospitality on the 'Camino' by Cole, Marjorie Kowalski / Commonweal
Build it and they will come' was a mantra that worked well for Santiago de Compostela in the Middle Ages when a chapel, and then a cathedral, were erected round the purported relics of St James, Spain's patron saint.
Santiago's second shrine: the first phase of Peter Eisenman's ... by Webb, Michael / The Architectural Review
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