Pilgrimage versus Mission - What's the Difference?
- Pilgrimage - Often a long journey where you follow a certain path or visit different places all with a religious significance. It can also mean visiting only one place of great importance.
- Missionary - Travel not for pleasure but instead for the purpose of spreading a religious message and converting other people to that religion.
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Mission is rather a personal vocation travel if not affiliated with any religious group somewhat similar with pilgrimage. But for me, whatever lessons I learned during an attended pilgrimage may be shared in many ways (also a part of mission.)
Don't your definitions answer your own question? It seems pilgrimage is for the sake of you while a mission is for the sake of others.
Thanks for sharing this. All these years I thought that pilgrimage and missionary means the same because from what I understood before, when you work as a missionary, you undergo pilgrimage at the same time.
Very Big Different between both. Missionary means you have a target. And Pilgrimage is differ..
But The Post is nice
Now I know what is the difference between the two. I've been using these words for the wrong meaning. This is very helpful.
Thanks for sharing this. Now I know the difference between the two. I've been using these words for the wrong meaning. This is very helpful.
Thanks for sharing this. Now I know the difference between the two. I've been using these words for the wrong meaning. This is very helpful.
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