Milk Grotto shrine

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The Milk Grotto shrine is a Catholic pilgrimage site in Bethlehem traditionally believed to be where the Holy Family took refuge during the Flight into Egypt and where drops of Mary’s milk miraculously turned the cave’s rock white.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Catholic pilgrimage site
Christian shrine
Marian shrine
grotto
associatedBelief powder from the grotto aids fertility
prayers there help couples conceive children
associatedPractice collecting white powder scraped from the grotto walls
leaving written petitions
lighting candles
associatedWith Flight into Egypt NERFINISHED
Holy Family NERFINISHED
healing traditions
miracles related to childbirth
country State of Palestine
dedicatedTo Virgin Mary
hasColor white interior rock
hasDevotion Our Lady of the Milk NERFINISHED
Our Lady of the Milk Grotto NERFINISHED
hasPart altar
cave
chapel
grotto chamber
languageOfLiturgy Arabic
Latin
locatedIn Bethlehem NERFINISHED
Palestine NERFINISHED
West Bank
material white rock
near Basilica of the Nativity NERFINISHED
Manger Square NERFINISHED
operatedBy Catholic Church NERFINISHED
Franciscan Custody of the Holy Land NERFINISHED
pilgrimageType fertility pilgrimage site
religion Roman Catholicism
surface form: Catholicism

Christianity
tourismCategory Christian holy place in Bethlehem
religious tourism site
tradition Mary’s milk miraculously whitened the rock
traditionallyBelievedToBe place where drops of Mary’s milk turned the cave’s rock white
place where the Holy Family took refuge during the Flight into Egypt
visitedBy international pilgrims
local Christians
tourists

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Milk Grotto Street associatedWith Milk Grotto shrine