Feast of Saint Ansanus
📅 Every year, on 1 December
On 1 December Siena honours Saint Ansanus, the martyr who by tradition brought Christianity to the city when it was still a Roman colony.
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📅 Every year, on 1 December
On 1 December Siena honours Saint Ansanus, the martyr who by tradition brought Christianity to the city when it was still a Roman colony.
📅 Every year, on 1 December
On 1 December Rocchetta Palafea, a municipality of 347 inhabitants in the province of Asti, celebrates its patron Sant'Evasio (Saint Evasius).
📅 Every year, on 1 December
On 1 December Bizzarone, a municipality of 1,517 inhabitants in the province of Como, celebrates its patron Sant'Evasio (Saint Evasius).
📅 Every year, on 1 December; the third Sunday of May Saint Isidore is celebrated with the Pugnaloni
Allerona celebrates Saint Ansanus on 1 December; the town, once a stronghold of Orvieto towards Chiusi, is today the westernmost municipality of Umbria and one of only four whose territory borders two different regions, Lazio and Tuscany.
📅 Every year, on 2 December
Bibiana celebrates the martyr Saint Vivian on 2 December.
📅 Every year, on 3 December
On 3 December Sorbo San Basile celebrates its patron Saint Francis Xavier; the municipal territory includes Colle Castagna.
📅 Every year, on 3 December
Pietrelcina celebrates Our Lady of Liberation on 3 December. The town, which each year draws a substantial pilgrimage of the faithful, was the birthplace of Padre Pio.
📅 Every year, from 1 to 3 December, in memory of the earthquake days
Roggiano Gravina celebrates Saint Francis of Paola from 1 to 3 December. The saint's wooden statue is kept in the old Church of Sant'Antonio; on these days the community recalls the terrible days of an earthquake and renews its devotion to its protector, with religious and civic rites.
📅 Every year, on 3 December
Sant'Anastasia celebrates Saint Francis Xavier on 3 December; his cult is centred on the church of Santa Maria la Nova, the town's main place of worship, whose present building dates from 1546.
📅 Every year, on 3 December
Gressoney-La-Trinité celebrates Saint Francis Xavier on 3 December: since the Trinity, to whom the parish church is dedicated, cannot be attributed to a single patron saint, this role falls to Francis Xavier. The building was consecrated in 1702 by the bishop of Aosta, François-Amédée Milliet d'Arvillars.
📅 Every year, on 4 December
On 4 December Barbarano Romano celebrates its patron Saint Barbara; the municipal territory preserves the Etruscan archaeological area of San Giuliano.
📅 Every year, on 4 December
On 4 December Barbara celebrates its patron Saint Barbara; the town shares its name with the saint.
On Christmas Eve, monumental fan-shaped torches set the town of bells alight.
📍 Agnone →The Nativity-makers' street at its peak: artisan figurines and record crowds.
📍 Napoli →South Tyrol's historic markets: mulled wine, crafts and a Mitteleuropean atmosphere.
📍 Bolzano e MeranoOn 13 December, the patron saint crosses Ortigia in a procession of light.
📍 Siracusa →