Feast of Saint Barbatus
📅 Every year, on 19 February
On 19 February Casalattico celebrates its patron Saint Barbatus, to whom a church in the town is dedicated; in August the Emigrant's Feast and the Irish Fest are held.
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5 towns with a guide celebrate their patron saint on February 19
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Feast of Saint Barbatus
📅 On 19 February and 31 July
On 19 February and 31 July Valle dell'Angelo, a municipality of 280 inhabitants in the province of Salerno, celebrates its patron Saint Barbatus; the Grava di Vesalo lies in its territory.
Feast of Saint Conrad
📅 Every year, on 19 February; the summer feast in August
On 19 February, the day of his death, Noto carries in procession the silver urn with the relics of Saint Conrad, the hermit from Piacenza who ended his days here in 1351.
Saint Barbatus of Benevento, patron born in Castelvenere
📅 Every year, on 19 February
Castelvenere celebrates Saint Barbatus, bishop of Benevento, on 19 February: according to tradition, the saint was born here in 602.
Saint Barbatus of Benevento, patron of the land of the ancient castle
📅 Every year, on 19 February; in the past, on 1 January, the log-giving feast between Baiulo and Commendatore was held
Cicciano celebrates Saint Barbatus of Benevento on 19 February. In the past, the town also held ancient local feasts and traditions tied to the Castle: every 1 January, an exchange of gifts with representatives of Nola and neighbouring hamlets took place, along with the festa del ceppo, when the Baiulo handed a large log to the Commendatore.
Saint Conrad Confalonieri, born in Calendasco
📅 Every year, on 19 February, the day of his death
Calendasco celebrates its patron Saint Conrad Confalonieri on 19 February, the day of his death. The saint, a penitent and hermit, was born here in 1290.