religious procession
Holy group walk
A religious procession is a formal march or parade conducted as part of worship or ceremony, typically involving clergy, participants, and sometimes sacred objects moving along a designated route.
Common examples include funeral cortèges, Palm Sunday processions, and the carrying of statues or relics through streets during feast days.
The religious procession wound through the village to the cathedral.
Such processions often mark significant holy days, pilgrimages, or rites of passage.
- incenseAnger greatly, or aromatic resin
- crossPass from side to side
- clergyOrdained religious officials collectively
- monksCloistered religious men
- templesHoly places or head sides
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- Fiestasfiestas, parade, parades, decorations, floats
- processionsparade, march, military parade, motorcade, cortege
- public gatheringspublic assembly, mass gathering, concert, gathering, festival
- Procession Routesparade route, victory parade, pilgrimage path, pilgrimage trail, Olympic torch relay
- processional musicwedding march, funeral march, recessional, entrance music, bridal chorus
- protestsprotest, demonstration, protest march, demonstrations, rallies
religious processionprotest march
Group walk expressing opposition
picket line · riot · labor strike · military parade · civil disobedience
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Violent public disturbance
mob · stampede · brawl · revelry · street party
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