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[[File:St. James way shell.svg|150px|thumb|right|A shell, the symbol of the {{wp|Way of Saint James}}.]] | [[File:St. James way shell.svg|150px|thumb|right|A shell, the symbol of the {{wp|Way of Saint James}}.]] | ||
One of the most well known [[Sotirianity|Sotirian]] pilgrimages is located in [[Vicisa]], the {{wp|Way of Saint James}}, which goes to the city of [[Santiago Réquiescia]], Vicisa. According to tradition the apostle {{wp|Saint James}} is buried at the cathedral in the city. It attracts many Euclean Sotirians who do the pilgrimage. There are markers with shells located all over eastern Euclea that point into the direction travelled on the pilgrimage. The pilgrimage travels through many locations in [[Esmeira]] and [[Vicisa]]. | One of the most well known [[Sotirianity|Sotirian]] pilgrimages is located in [[Vicisa]], the {{wp|Way of Saint James}}, which goes to the city of [[Santiago Réquiescia]], Vicisa. According to tradition the apostle {{wp|Saint James}} is buried at the cathedral in the city. It attracts many Euclean Sotirians who do the pilgrimage. There are markers with shells located all over eastern Euclea that point into the direction travelled on the pilgrimage. The pilgrimage travels through many locations in [[Esmeira]] and [[Vicisa]]. | ||
[[File:Procesión de Semana Santa en Melilla..jpg|200px|thumb|left|{{wp|Palm Sunday}} celebration in [[Esmeira]]]] | [[File:Procesión de Semana Santa en Melilla..jpg|200px|thumb|left|{{wp|Palm Sunday}} celebration in [[Esmeira]]]] Paretia's {{wp|Holy Week}} festivals attracts many visitors to the country. Holy Week is a very important holiday for the Paretian peoples, there are parades and events in every city across the country during it. There are many small Sotirian brotherhoods that hold their own events in their local towns, they usually dawn unique costumes known as a {{wp|capirote}}. Precessions of floats, known as {{wp|Paso (float)|Pasos}} statues of {{wp|Jesus Christ|Jesus Sotiras}} or {{wp|The Virgin Mary}} are very common in the parades. Each day of Holy Week brings out different types of Parades, on {{wp|Palm Sunday}} the floats have Jesus on a donkey with people carrying palm leaves, on {{wp|Good Friday}} the pasos usually have Jesus carrying or on the Crucifix. | ||
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This article discusses information on religion in Paretia.
Attitudes
History
Sotirianity
Solarian Catholicism
Amendism
Episemialism
Other Denominations
One unique denomination is the Álamarian Catholic Church, founded in Álamar, Esmeira. It has it's own papacy headed by Pope Pedro II, it separated from the Solarian Catholic Church in 1965, it's founder, Pope Carlos, had claims the papacy. Some have compared it to a cult. It has it's own central church in Álamar and it's own traditions separate from the Solarian Catholic Church.
Irfan
Tulyata
Atudism
Other Faiths
Irreligion
Festivals and Events
One of the most well known Sotirian pilgrimages is located in Vicisa, the Way of Saint James, which goes to the city of Santiago Réquiescia, Vicisa. According to tradition the apostle Saint James is buried at the cathedral in the city. It attracts many Euclean Sotirians who do the pilgrimage. There are markers with shells located all over eastern Euclea that point into the direction travelled on the pilgrimage. The pilgrimage travels through many locations in Esmeira and Vicisa.
Paretia's Holy Week festivals attracts many visitors to the country. Holy Week is a very important holiday for the Paretian peoples, there are parades and events in every city across the country during it. There are many small Sotirian brotherhoods that hold their own events in their local towns, they usually dawn unique costumes known as a capirote. Precessions of floats, known as Pasos statues of Jesus Sotiras or The Virgin Mary are very common in the parades. Each day of Holy Week brings out different types of Parades, on Palm Sunday the floats have Jesus on a donkey with people carrying palm leaves, on Good Friday the pasos usually have Jesus carrying or on the Crucifix.