hill of crosses造句

• The Hill of Crosses holds a large collection of the pieces.
• The main pilgrimage place is Hill of Crosses.
• Pope John Paul II mentioned these three in a 1993 speech at the Hill of Crosses.
• She gets to the hill of crosses and this shows the only part of the film outside of Latvia.
• The Hill of Crosses is a Catholic pilgrimage site in northern Lithuania where, over many years Catholic pilgrims have left crosses and other religious paraphernalia.
• Young people also heard his words through TV hook-ups in Belfast, Northern Ireland; Paris; Santiago de Compostela, Spain; Dresden, Germany; and the Hill of Crosses in Lithuania.
• By the end of the month, 30 teachers and members of Polish intelligentsia were murdered at the so-called Hill of Crosses ( G髍a Krzy |
  體 ).
• There are also various pieces of public domain stock footage and most strikingly of all, Hill of Crosses footage given to the band by film-maker Asatuurs Keim.
• Other significant landmarks include the Vilnius Castle Complex and its Cathedral Square, Trakai Island Castle and Hill of Crosses; they frequently appear in books, posters, stamps, and tourist brochures.
• The crosses were removed in 1961 with tractors and bulldozers, but despite Soviet prohibitions, Catholics continued to put small crucifixes and larger crosses on the " Hill of Crosses ".
• The pope was to address them directly, as well as young people via satellite in Belfast, Northern Ireland; Paris; Santiago de Compostela, Spain; Dresden, Germany; and the Hill of Crosses in Lithuania.
• Many of his works have been commissioned by the Franciscan Order, including works at the Vilnius Bernadine Church, the Chapel of the Holy Stairs at the Bernardine Church, and the pulpit at the monastery of the Hill of Crosses.
• One of the stories shows a French woman ( played by Maria de Medeiros ) who brings the ashes of her late husband to Latvia, believing it to be the same country as Lithuania as she wants to spread her husband's ashes near the Hill of Crosses, which is in Lithuania.
• En route from Vilnius to Riga was a stop at the famous Hill of Crosses, where for centuries pilgrims have come to put up crosses that now number in the hundreds of thousands _ crosses tiny and huge, in various shapes, made of materials from birch twigs to steel, packed so tightly together that columbine and ferns struggle to find space to grow among them.