One of the most famous pilgrimage churches of the Romanesque period is Saint-Sernin in Toulouse, France. Saint-Sernin was a faithful Christian church and many Christian pilgrims flocked to the church to see the place where Saint Peter was crucified. The Middle Ages were not a time of easy and safe travel; therefore, pilgrims had to brave severe storms, thieves, and perhaps even travel in groups to reduce the chance of trouble. The journey took months and a large amount of money was needed for this trip. Those who visited the church during their journey stopped to pray and/or meditate. Many significant artistic styles were used in the church, but one of the most important was similar to the Romans, but their faith was different. Saint-Sernin received so many visitors such as painters, sculptors and even courtiers; this led to the construction of a new and larger church. Saint-Sernin was built in honor of Saint Saturninus, the first bishop of Toulouse, after he was killed by pagan priests. According to online sources, Saint Saturninus was martyred in 250 AD, his feet bound...