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2011 Holy Land Pilgrimage - Day 4

Today, Thursday May 12, 2011, The Pilgrims saw the Jordan River, the site of the Baptism of our Lord, The Benedictine Monastery of Tabgha, The Mount of the Beatitudes, Peter's Primacy, Capernaum, and took a boat ride on the Sea of Galilee.

View Complete Collection of All Posted Pilgrimage Galleries Here:
www.acrod.org/multimedia/photos?collection_id=35102136-72...

Additional photos of the Pilgrimage may be found at the St Nicholas Orthodox Church of Warren, Ohio Website

Day 1-3 www.stnicholaswarren.org/news/holyland

Day 5
www.stnicholaswarren.org/news/holyland2

May 15
www.stnicholaswarren.org/news/holyland3

May 16
www.stnicholaswarren.org/news/holyland4

Holy Sepulchre www.stnicholaswarren.org/news/holyland5

May 18
www.stnicholaswarren.org/news/holyland6
Fr. Ed at the Jordon River
Virginia at the Jordon River
Sophia at the Jordon River
Mount of Beatitudes
Fr. Nick and Pani Wyborski at the Mount of Beatitudes
Tabgha-Benedictine Monastery
Tabgha Monastery Stone where Jesus multiplied the fishes and loaves
Peter's Primacy (This is where
Jesus asks Peter if he loves him and 3 times he tells him to feed His sheep)
Sea of Galilee- The light shining on our group! Glory be to Jesus Christ!
St. Peter's House
Late 4th century Synagogue in Capernaum where the black
foundation is the original place where Jesus was performing His teaching ministry.
Late 4th century Synagogue in Capernaum.
The Apostle Peter's Fish Meal
Deacon Edward pauses for prayer at the Greek Orthodox Church of the Holy Apostles
Dome at Greek Orthodox
Church Holy Apostles
Dome at Greek Orthodox Church of the Holy Apostles
Dome at Greek Orthodox Church of the Holy Apostles
Icon Frescos at the Greek Orthodox Church of the Holy Apostles
Boat ride on the Sea of Galilee
2000 year old boat found in the Sea of Galilee in 1986. Some believe this may have been Jesus' boat
Another view of the boat believed to have been used by Our Lord.

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