sanctuarys
Sanctuary refers to a place of refuge or safety. Historically, sanctuaries were often religious sites, such as churches or temples, where individuals fleeing persecution, arrest, or violence could seek protection. These places were considered inviolable, and those who entered were granted immunity from worldly law for a specified period. The concept of sanctuary has evolved over time and across different cultures, adapting to changing social and legal frameworks.
In modern contexts, the term "sanctuary" can extend beyond religious buildings. It can describe a safe haven