Pilgrimage Traditions
The scallop shell serves as a powerful symbol of the pilgrimage to Santiago de Compostela, marking the journey of countless pilgrims. Originally used to prove completion of the pilgrimage, the shell also had practical uses along the way. Modern traditions, such as the pilgrim's passport, add a unique layer to the experience, allowing travelers to collect stamps and earn a certificate upon completion.In this clip
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