Feast of Saint Clare
📅 Every year, on 11 August
On 11 August Cossoine, a municipality of 900 inhabitants in the province of Sassari, celebrates its patroness Saint Clare (santa Chiara).
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11 towns with a guide celebrate their patron saint on August 11
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📅 Every year, on 11 August
On 11 August Cossoine, a municipality of 900 inhabitants in the province of Sassari, celebrates its patroness Saint Clare (santa Chiara).
📅 Every year, on 11 August
On 11 August Marciana Marina, a municipality of 1,946 inhabitants in the province of Livorno, celebrates its patroness Saint Clare (santa Chiara).
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On 11 August Villachiara, a municipality of 1,432 inhabitants in the province of Brescia, celebrates its patroness Saint Clare (santa Chiara).
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On 11 August Roatto, a municipality of 374 inhabitants in the province of Asti, celebrates its patroness Saint Radegund (santa Radegonda).
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On 11 August Osini, a municipality of 811 inhabitants in the province of Nuoro, celebrates its patroness Saint Susanna (Santa Susanna).
📅 Every year, on 11 August; Good Friday brings the Addolorata and Cristo Morto procession
Alife celebrates Pope Sixtus I on 11 August. On the evening of Good Friday, a sculptural group of Our Lady of Sorrows and the Dead Christ is carried solemnly in procession. Deeply felt too is the devotion to the Maronna Grazia, celebrated on the third Sunday of September.
📅 Every year, from 11 to 13 August
From 11 to 13 August La Salle celebrates Saint Cassian with the Badoche: the young men go round the houses at dawn to announce the feast, and after Mass they dance on the church square.
📅 Every year, on 11 August; on 15 August the Festa di Sancta Maria di Mezo di Gosto with the candelieri is held
Iglesias celebrates Saint Clare on 11 August; a few days later, on 15 August, the Festa di Sancta Maria di Mezo di Gosto is held, a religious procession with shoulder-borne votive structures called «candelieri», in honour of the Assumed Virgin.