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Do you , like , save your old jizz cloths and make sort of a shrine to them to memorialize all that potential of life wasted ? No visit to La Scala is complete without spending time in the La Scala museum , a shrine to the great men and women who made this wonderful theatre what it once was . the shrine to which all visiting aeronautical engineers and scientists will be drawn . The importance of such a national shrine to an American tradition became very apparent soon after its opening in 1939 ; the shroud of war soon enveloped the country . The halls of fame serve as shrines to perpetuate the praise of these individuals and as museums to educate the " pilgrims . At the end of this open mall are those shrines to the giants on whose shoulders we stand . The nostalgic emotions that course through people 's veins at some halls of fame further buttress them as secular shrines to their adherents . For show tunes enthusiasts , Broadway is America 's shrine to live theater . Frankish Church Monasteries : by Carolingian times they were repositories of culture teaching and example impose order upon the local people relics , rituals made them shrines to which numerous pilgrims came discipline , industry made them profitable farms , landed estates ; abbots became rich , powerful magnates Church used the monasteries to pacify conquered tribes , e.g ., Frisians , Thuringians , Bavarians , Saxons Charles Martel took church land and gave it to his soldiers in return for service Carolingian bishops had same secular lifestyle as royal counts .