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World Youth Day: The Creation of a Modern Pilgrimage Event for Evangelical Intent

Alex Norman
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Mark Johnson
Pages 371-385 | Published online: 11 Oct 2011

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Carla Cardoso, Sofia Marques da Silva & Teresa Medina. (2023) ‘There are two types of faith’: exploring young Portuguese people’s participation in world youth day. Journal of Beliefs & Values 44:2, pages 267-279.
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Pam Nilan & Gregorius Ragil Wibawanto. (2023) Catholic youth and nationalist identity in Java, Indonesia. Journal of Contemporary Religion 38:1, pages 41-60.
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Richard Rymarz. (2020) Teacher pilgrims at World Youth Day: a preliminary examination. Journal of Beliefs & Values 41:3, pages 331-341.
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Paula Nissilä. (2019) ‘Everyone who wants to, can be a Körtti’: how young people negotiate the religious space of a revivalist movement. Culture and Religion 20:1, pages 104-123.
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Juan Narbona & Daniel Arasa. (2018) Mass religious events as opportunities for tourism promotion. An analysis of users’ visits to the website of World Youth Day 2016 in Krakow. Church, Communication and Culture 3:3, pages 379-388.
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Claudia Damari & Yoel Mansfeld. (2016) Reflections on pilgrims' identity, role and interplay with the pilgrimage environment. Current Issues in Tourism 19:3, pages 199-222.
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Alex Norman & Carole M. Cusack. (2012) The religion in Olympic tourism. Journal of Tourism and Cultural Change 10:2, pages 124-136.
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Charles Mercier. (2022) La « religion culturelle » en France et au Québec : quelques réflexions à partir de l’étude des Journées mondiales de la jeunesse. Studies in Religion/Sciences Religieuses, pages 000842982211224.
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Petr Kratochvíl. (2022) Political economy of Catholicism: The case of the sacred-market network at World Youth Day in Panama. Cooperation and Conflict, pages 001083672210776.
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Joanna Bik & Andrzej Stasiak. (2020) World Youth Day 2016 in the Archdiocese of Lodz: An Example of the Eventization of Faith. Religions 11:10, pages 503.
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John Eade. (2020) ‘What is going on here?’ Gazing, Knowledge and the Body at a Pilgrimage Shrine. Journeys 21:1, pages 19-40.
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Luciana Thais Villa Gonzalez, Cecília Loreto Mariz & Anne Zahra. (2019) World Youth Day: Contemporaneous pilgrimage and hospitality. Annals of Tourism Research 76, pages 80-90.
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Paula Nissilä. (2018) Young people at a revivalist summer gathering: Rituals, liminality, and emotions. Social Compass 65:2, pages 278-294.
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Paul L. Gareau. 2018. Exploring Religion and Diversity in Canada. Exploring Religion and Diversity in Canada 157 182 .
Isacco Turina. (2015) Centralized globalization: The Holy See and human mobility since World War II. Critical Research on Religion 3:2, pages 189-205.
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Stanley D. Brunn. 2015. The Changing World Religion Map. The Changing World Religion Map 3 67 .

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