THURSDAY
April 13, 2000
volume 11, no. 74
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GREAT NUMBER OF PILGRIMS EXPECTED IN JERUSALEM DURING HOLY WEEK

    JERUSALEM, APR 13 (ZENIT.org).- Jerusalem is preparing for a great influx of pilgrims during this Holy Week. There are many foreign pilgrims already in evidence on the streets of the Holy City, wishing to live the Paschal mysteries very intensely during the Jubilee of 2000.

    Given the fact that the Holy Sepulcher Church cannot receive all the pilgrims, because of lack of space and other organizational difficulties due to the number of confessions that share this sacred place, services are being scheduled in other churches in Jerusalem according to different languages.

    Spanish-speaking pilgrims will observe the Easter Triduum in the Church of the Franciscan Sisters of Mary on Nablus Street. English-speaking pilgrims have been assigned the "Ecce Homo" Church, St. Anne's Basilica, and the Holy Land College Chapel. French-speaking pilgrims will meet in St. Stephen's Basilica on Nablus Street, in the Latrun Abbey of the Trappist monks, and in the Crusade Church of the Resurrection in Abu Gosh. ZE00041203

          

April 13, 2000
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