Feast of Saint Anthony the Abbot
📅 Every year, on 17 January
On 17 January Loazzolo celebrates its patron Saint Anthony the Abbot, to whom the town's church is dedicated.
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72 towns with a guide celebrate their patron saint on January 17
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📅 Every year, on 17 January
On 17 January Loazzolo celebrates its patron Saint Anthony the Abbot, to whom the town's church is dedicated.
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On 17 January Bevilacqua celebrates its patron Saint Anthony the Abbot, to whom the town's church is dedicated; the Castello di Bevilacqua also stands here.
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On 17 January Bolognano celebrates its patron Saint Anthony the Abbot; on Monte Crocetta stands the Cappella dell'Iconicella, a devotional destination every Friday of March and on 18, 19 and 20 September.
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On 17 January Calasca-Castiglione celebrates its patron Saint Anthony the Abbot; on 15 August the Milizia Tradizionale di Calasca, of Spanish origin, takes part in the Assumption celebrations.
📅 Every year, on 17 January (the local calendar also lists a patronal feast on the second Sunday of September)
On 17 January Cassinetta di Lugagnano celebrates its patron Saint Anthony the Abbot; the local calendar also lists a patronal feast on the second Sunday of September, for the Nativity of Mary.
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On 17 January Cencenighe Agordino celebrates its patron Saint Anthony the Abbot, to whom the town's church is dedicated; the Museo degli scalpellini, the stonecutters' museum, is also here.
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On 17 January Colli Verdi celebrates its patron Saint Anthony the Abbot; the municipal territory preserves the Castello di Torre degli Alberi and the Castello di Verde.
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On 17 January Cortandone celebrates its patron Saint Anthony the Abbot; the town holds the Festa delle Masche in September and the Sagra della Bagna càuda in November.
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On 17 January Crandola Valsassina, a small municipality of 273 inhabitants, celebrates its patron Saint Anthony the Abbot, to whom the town's church is dedicated.
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On 17 January Cropalati celebrates its patron Saint Anthony the Abbot; the Chiesa del Santissimo Rosario, dating from around the 10th century, was known before the year 1000 as the church of the Annunciation.
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On 17 January Ello celebrates its patron Saint Anthony the Abbot, to whom one of the town's churches is dedicated.
📅 Every year, on 17 January and the last Sunday of August
Francica celebrates its patron Saint Anthony the Abbot on 17 January and on the last Sunday of August.
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On 17 January Galluccio celebrates its patron Saint Anthony the Abbot: it was the municipal administration, in the 1970s, that set this date for the patronal holiday.
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On 17 January Levice, a small municipality of 246 inhabitants, celebrates its patron Saint Anthony the Abbot; the territory is dotted with "bric", the Piedmontese word for hills.
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On 17 January Lusernetta celebrates its patron Saint Anthony the Abbot; the municipal territory includes the Rocche Finestre and the Parco delle Betulle.
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On 17 January Rocchetta Sant'Antonio celebrates its patron Saint Anthony the Abbot, whose name became part of the town's own name; the Castello Baronale stands here.
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On 17 January Castelletto sopra Ticino celebrates Saint Anthony the Abbot, in the town where the Ticino leaves Lake Maggiore.
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On 17 January Villa Sant'Antonio celebrates its patron Saint Anthony the Abbot, whose name became part of the town's own name; the territory preserves several nuraghi and the Domus de janas of Is Forrus.
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On 17 January Toceno celebrates its patron Saint Anthony the Abbot, to whom the town's church is dedicated.
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On 17 January Silanus celebrates its patron Saint Anthony the Abbot; the town also celebrates Saint Mary Magdalene on 22 July and Saint Sabina in the second week of September.
📅 Every year, on 17 January and the last Sunday of September
Sant'Antonio di Gallura celebrates its patron Saint Anthony the Abbot, whose name became part of the town's own name, on 17 January and on the last Sunday of September.
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On 17 January Montabone celebrates its patron Saint Anthony the Abbot, to whom the town's church is dedicated.
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On 17 January Roccasparvera celebrates its patron Saint Anthony the Abbot, to whom the parish church is dedicated; the Castello dei Bolleris and the Porta Bolleris stand here.
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On 17 January Pietra de' Giorgi celebrates its patron Saint Anthony the Abbot; the town preserves the Castello di Pietra de' Giorgi.
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On 17 January Piario celebrates its patron Saint Anthony the Abbot, to whom the town's church is dedicated; on 16 August it also holds the patronal feast of Saint Roch, with stalls and fireworks.
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On 17 January Piacenza d'Adige celebrates its patron Saint Anthony the Abbot, to whom the town's church is dedicated.
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On 17 January Olmo al Brembo celebrates its patron Saint Anthony the Abbot, to whom the town's church is dedicated; the Santuario della Beata Vergine dei Campelli is also here.
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On 17 January Mottafollone celebrates its patron Saint Anthony the Abbot, to whom the town's church is dedicated; the feudal castle also stands here.
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On 17 January Tornata celebrates its patrons Saint Anthony the Abbot and Saint Ambrose, to whom the same church of the town is dedicated.
📅 Every year, on 17 January, together with the feast of Saint Anthony the Abbot
Pontoglio celebrates its patron Our Lady of the Assumption on 17 January, on the feast of Saint Anthony the Abbot, in the church dedicated to the Assumption. Typical of the town is the Casoncello di Pontoglio De.Co., recognized since 2019.
📅 Every year, on 17 January, with the statue on the magnificent throne dedicated to him
Sant'Antonio Abate celebrates its own patron saint on 17 January; his statue, the object of great popular devotion, is placed every year, on the dates surrounding the feast, on a magnificent and colourful throne dedicated to him.
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On 17 January Dolceacqua celebrates Saint Anthony the Abbot in the 15th-century church dedicated to him, at the foot of the Doria castle, which holds Ludovico Brea's polyptych of Saint Devota.
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Alano di Piave celebrates Saint Anthony the Abbot on 17 January.
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Decimomannu celebrates its patrons, Saint Anthony the Abbot and Saint Greca, on 17 January.
📅 Every year, on 17 January; the Laives Carnival is among the largest in the region
Laives celebrates Saint Anthony the Abbot and Saint Nicholas on 17 January; between the municipal capital and the hamlet of Pineta, the Laives Carnival is held every year, one of the largest in the region.
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Riardo celebrates Saint Anthony the Abbot on 17 January, in the area of the Ferrarelle Springs Park.
📅 Every year, on 17 January; the Festa dell'Ospite in Marciaga on the last weekend of July
Costermano sul Garda celebrates Saint Anthony the Abbot on 17 January, in the church dedicated to him. In the hamlet of Marciaga, the traditional Festa dell'Ospite is held on the last weekend of July.
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On 17 January Aci Sant'Antonio celebrates its patron, an age-old cult dating to the late 16th century; every other summer, the Festa Ranni brings Sicilian carts and cerei into the streets.
📅 Every year, on 17 January, with a great bonfire in the piazza
Posada celebrates Saint Anthony the Abbot on 17 January, with a great bonfire in the piazza.
📅 Every year, on 16-17 January, 12 December and, every 3 years, the first Sunday of August
Misterbianco celebrates Saint Anthony the Abbot three times a year, on 16-17 January, on 12 December and, every three years, with the Great Feast on the first Sunday of August; the old town was buried by Etna's lava in 1669.
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Desulo celebrates Saint Anthony the Abbot on 17 January. On 16 July comes the Madonna del Carmelo, and on the second Sunday of September Saint Basil, each with the installation of new Prioresses of the respective confraternities.
📅 Every year, on 17 January; the Madonna delle Grazie on the second Sunday of August
On 17 January Genzano di Lucania celebrates Saint Anthony the Abbot, to whom tradition attributes a miraculous snowfall that stopped a siege; the Madonna delle Grazie is celebrated in August.
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Berbenno celebrates Saint Anthony the Abbot on 17 January, in the church dedicated to him.
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Magliolo celebrates Saint Anthony the Abbot on 17 January, in the parish church dedicated to him in the main town, which bears on its facade an inscription reading «1443 DIE 4 APRILIS» and a 15th-century two-storey bell tower with mullioned windows.
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Vasia celebrates Saint Anthony the Abbot on 17 January, in the church with the tallest bell tower in the valley; in the summer of 1624 Anthony van Dyck painted the Holy Family for this church and donated it, a work now attributed to his collaborator Jan Roos.
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Deiva Marina celebrates Saint Anthony the Abbot on 17 January; the old town grew up around the square facing his church, built in 1730 near one of two watchtowers erected by the Republic of Genoa to defend the coast.
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Castrofilippo celebrates Saint Anthony the Abbot on 17 January, in his sanctuary; the town was founded in 1584 by Stefano Monreale, who dedicated it, as its very name «castra rex Philippi» suggests, to the king of Spain Philip II.
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Montagnareale celebrates Saint Anthony the Abbot on 17 January; the town, sold in 1639 to Don Basilio Sidoti who took possession of it with the title of duke, grew economically despite plagues, famines and the terrible 1693 earthquake.
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Burgio celebrates Saint Anthony the Abbot on 17 January; the particularly ancient and original Holy Week rites culminate in the celebrations honouring Saint Vitus the Martyr and Saint Luke the Evangelist, the so-called «Rigattiate», a religious contest between two confraternities.
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Fontainemore celebrates Saint Anthony the Abbot on 17 January; every five years the procession from Fontainemore to Oropa is held, first recorded as early as 1557, perhaps the oldest Marian procession in the Aosta Valley.
📅 Every year, on 17 January, in Casnate
In Casnate, Saint Anthony the Abbot is celebrated on 17 January. In the same town, Saint Ambrose is also honoured on 7 December; in Bernate, Saint Bernard is celebrated on 20 August.
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Castelcovati celebrates Saint Anthony the Abbot on 17 January, in the church dedicated to him.
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Ostiglia celebrates Saint Anthony the Abbot on 17 January; the other patron, Saint Lawrence, is celebrated on 10 August.
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Ponti sul Mincio celebrates Saint Anthony the Abbot on 17 January, with Saint Cajetan as second patron on 7 August.
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Pravisdomini celebrates Saint Anthony the Abbot on 17 January, in the church dedicated to him.
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Sedegliano celebrates Saint Anthony the Abbot on 17 January, in the church dedicated to him.
📅 Every year, on 17 January, with the blessing of cars and animals and the evening bonfire
Pozzo d'Adda celebrates Saint Anthony the Abbot on 17 January, in the church dedicated to him. At the end of Mass, cars and animals are blessed, and in the evening the Saint Anthony bonfire is lit at the oratory.
📅 Every year, on 17 January; July brings the Disfida fra Arcieri di Terra e Corte, since 1971
Fivizzano celebrates Saint Anthony the Abbot on 17 January. Every July, since 1971, the Disfida fra Arcieri di Terra e Corte is repeated, a historical re-enactment of a singular archery contest held in 1571 in Piazza Medicea, with a parade of over three hundred participants in 16th-century costume.
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Camporotondo Etneo celebrates Saint Anthony the Abbot on 17 January, in the church dedicated to him.
📅 Every year, from 6 to 18 January, with the Fòcara bonfire up to 25 metres tall
Novoli celebrates Saint Anthony the Abbot on 17 January. The celebrations begin on 6 January with a solemn ceremony and end on the 18th with the «Festa dei Paesani». The symbol of the feast and of the town is the Fòcara, an enormous bonfire of vine cuttings that can reach 25 metres in height, unique of its kind in Italy.
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In the hamlet of Verla, part of Giovo, Saint Anthony the Abbot is celebrated on 17 January.
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Tavagnacco celebrates Saint Anthony the Abbot on 17 January, in the church dedicated to him.
📅 Every year, on 17 January, with the traditional Offelle di Sant'Antonio made by pastry shops and bakers
Sant'Angelo Lodigiano celebrates Saint Anthony the Abbot on 17 January, in the basilica dedicated to him. For the feast, pastry shops and bakers prepare the traditional sweet, the Offelle di Sant'Antonio, called «Ufele de Sant'Antoni» in Lodi dialect.
📅 Every year, on 17 January; in summer the town districts compete in the Palio delle Rose
Rosà celebrates Saint Anthony the Abbot on 17 January. In summer, the town's districts, including Borgo Tocchi, Ca' Dolfin, Ca' Minotto, Carpellina, Lunardon, Nuovo Oratorio, Sant'Antonio and Tigli-Matteotti, compete in two amateur football tournaments and the Palio delle Rose.
📅 Every year, on 17 January; hamlet festivals in May, June and July, including Our Lady of Mount Carmel
Montà celebrates Saint Anthony the Abbot on 17 January; the town's calendar is rich in festivities, from the Festa 'd Magg on the first Sunday of May, to the Roero Wine Not at the end of May, through to the hamlet festivals at San Rocco and San Vito, the latter dedicated to Our Lady of Mount Carmel.
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Valmadrera celebrates Saint Anthony the Abbot on 17 January, in the church dedicated to him.
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Malalbergo celebrates Saint Anthony the Abbot on 17 January, in the church dedicated to him.
📅 Every year, on 17 January, with the Montefortiana foot race, born in 1976
Monteforte d'Alpone celebrates Saint Anthony the Abbot on 17 January. On the feast's weekend, or the following one, the Montefortiana is run, a foot race born in 1976 that draws around 20,000 participants every year.
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Agerola celebrates Saint Anthony the Abbot on 17 January.
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Recoaro Terme celebrates Saint Anthony the Abbot on 17 January, in the church dedicated to him.
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Valtournenche celebrates Saint Anthony the Abbot on 17 January; its 15th-century church stands in the town that gave birth to legendary Matterhorn mountain guides such as Jean-Antoine Carrel.
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Castelsardo celebrates Saint Anthony the Abbot on 17 January in the concathedral dedicated to him; the village, founded in 1102 by the Genoese Doria family as Castelgenovese, was home for years to Eleonora d'Arborea, wife of Brancaleone Doria.
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Vicovaro celebrates Saint Anthony the Abbot on 17 January, in the church dedicated to him.
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Mele celebrates Saint Anthony the Abbot on 17 January; the earliest document naming the town's church, dedicated to him, dates from 22 July 1210.
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Borgomaro celebrates Saint Anthony the Abbot on 17 January, in the parish church of 15th-century origin, rebuilt in Baroque style in the 18th century, which preserves a 1551 polyptych depicting Saints Nazarius and Celsus, attributed to Raffaele De Rossi.
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In Vergoman, a hamlet of Miane, Saint Anthony the Abbot is celebrated on 17 January.
📅 Every year, on 17 January, with a procession and bonfire on the third Sunday
Veniano celebrates Saint Anthony the Abbot on 17 January, with a procession and bonfire dedicated to the saint on the third Sunday of the month. Saint Lawrence, on 10 August, is celebrated with the Faro rite and popular games.
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Fontanigorda celebrates Saint Anthony the Abbot on 17 January, in the church of Santi Antonio e Giacomo; next to the parish church lies the Bosco delle Fate, where a slate path bears the verses the poet Giorgio Caproni dedicated to the valley.
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On 17 January Arvier celebrates Saint Sulpicius in the parish church dedicated to him, recognisable by its Romanesque bell tower; the town also keeps the remains of three medieval castles.