Feast of Saint Barnabas
📅 Every year, on 11 June
On 11 June Carassai, a municipality of 1,116 inhabitants in the province of Ascoli Piceno, celebrates its patron Saint Barnabas; in August the tagliatella-with-duck and grilled sausage sagre are held.
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6 towns with a guide celebrate their patron saint on June 11
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Feast of Saint Barnabas
📅 Every year, on 11 June
On 11 June Villanova Biellese, a municipality of 190 inhabitants in the province of Biella, celebrates its patron Saint Barnabas, to whom the parish church is dedicated.
Feast of Saint Olive of Anagni
📅 Every year, on 11 June
On 11 June Trivigliano, a municipality of 1,693 inhabitants in the province of Frosinone, celebrates its patroness Saint Olive of Anagni; on 26 December and 1 January the living nativity scene is staged.
Feast of Saints Felix and Fortunatus
📅 Every year, on 11 June
On 11 June Chioggia celebrates Saints Felix and Fortunatus, who came to the town in 1110 with the bishop's seat and survived the fire that destroyed the cathedral on Christmas night 1623.
Feasts of Our Lady of the Pergamo and Saint Anthony of Padua
📅 Every year, from 11 to 13 June
From 11 to 13 June Gorgoglione, a municipality of 1,053 inhabitants in the province of Matera, celebrates the Madonna del Pergamo and its patron Saint Anthony of Padua, with the procession of animals.
Saint Anthony of Padua and the Pamparrina Minervinese
📅 Every year, from 11 to 13 June
Minervino di Lecce celebrates Saint Anthony of Padua from 11 to 13 June.
Saint Barnabas the Apostle, patron of the town of the century-old Grape Festival
📅 Every year, on 11 June
Marino celebrates Saint Barnabas the Apostle on 11 June; but the Castelli Romani town is known above all for the Sagra dell'Uva (Grape Festival), born in 1925 and reaching its hundredth edition in 2024, called «the last of the Roman autumn outings».