Proclamation of the Kingdom of God

[BCS1991]

Hello CAF!
This is my second post on a related subject, but I currently live in the Holy Land as a volunteer and am making a Rosary for my girlfriend back home where each of the beads represent a mystery and will be touched to the place where the mystery happened.
I have the locations of all the events with the exception of the Proclamation of the Kingdom of God. Does anyone know where that took place exactly (more specifically than Galilee)? Like is there a church or anything in honor of it?

Thanks in advance and God bless!

 

[Michael_Mayo]

I don’t think so. The proclamation of the Kingdom of God involved the public ministry of Jesus over many locations.

 

[patrick457]

Hello CAF!
This is my second post on a related subject, but I currently live in the Holy Land as a volunteer and am making a Rosary for my girlfriend back home where each of the beads represent a mystery and will be touched to the place where the mystery happened.
I have the locations of all the events with the exception of the Proclamation of the Kingdom of God. Does anyone know where that took place exactly (more specifically than Galilee)? Like is there a church or anything in honor of it?

Thanks in advance and God bless!

As Michael said, there isn’t really a specific location for the mystery. Though if I could make a suggestion, Capernaum (pretty much Jesus’ second home, really) or the Mount of the Beatitudes might be a good representative.

 

[ClearWater]

Hello CAF!
This is my second post on a related subject, but I currently live in the Holy Land as a volunteer and am making a Rosary for my girlfriend back home where each of the beads represent a mystery and will be touched to the place where the mystery happened.
I have the locations of all the events with the exception of the Proclamation of the Kingdom of God. Does anyone know where that took place exactly (more specifically than Galilee)? Like is there a church or anything in honor of it?

Thanks in advance and God bless!

I make rosaries, too. What a neat, and thoughtful idea!

 

[bmonk]

As Michael said, there isn’t really a specific location for the mystery. Though if I could make a suggestion, Capernaum (pretty much Jesus’ second home, really) or the Mount of the Beatitudes might be a good representative.

Mark has the first specific act of the ministry at the Sea of Galilee when he calls the four disciples (Simon and Andrew, James and John). Matthew tells how Jesus moved to Capernaum, beside the sea, to begin his ministry. Luke has him speaking in the Synagogues; the first he mentions is in Nazareth, before he withdraws to Capernaum. In John, Jesus talks to the disciples of John the Baptist (Andrew and Philip?) before attending the wedding at Cana. All in all, you might visit the Galilean synagogues, especially Capernaum or Nazereth, for this bead.