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3 towns with a guide celebrate their patron saint on June 20
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📅 Every year, on the third Sunday of June
On the third Sunday of June Casalgrasso, a municipality of 1,448 inhabitants in the province of Cuneo, celebrates its patron Saint John the Baptist, with the feast organised by the Pro Loco.
📅 Every year, on 20 June and 16 August (Saint Roch); San Luigi on 21 June
On 20 June and 16 August Dogliola, a municipality of 389 inhabitants in the province of Chieti, celebrates its patron Saint Roch; on 21 June San Luigi is remembered.
📅 Every year, on the third Sunday of June
Rondissone celebrates Saint Aloysius Gonzaga on the third Sunday of June.
📅 Every year, on the Sunday following 13 June
Fabrizia celebrates Saint Anthony of Padua on the Sunday following 13 June, with a great fair through the town's streets from Saturday.
📅 Every year, on the third Sunday of June, with the historical re-enactment of the Scamiciata
Fasano celebrates Saint John the Baptist and Saint Mary of Pozzo Faceto on the third Sunday of June; the cult of the Madonna di Pozzo Faceto is tied to a local legend, and every year a glorious moment of the town's past is re-enacted with the traditional Scamiciata.
📅 Every year, on 20 June, the climax of festivities from 9 June
Ponza celebrates Saint Silverius on 20 June, the climax of festivities beginning on 9 June. The procession leaves the Church of the Holy Trinity and proceeds first by land, then traditionally by sea.
📅 Every year, on the third Sunday of June and the following Monday
Rolo celebrates Saint Zeno, with co-patron Saint Vincenza, on the third Sunday of June and the following Monday.
📅 Every year, on 20 June
Frosinone celebrates Saints Hormisdas and Silverius on 20 June; the town was the birthplace of both, the only case in the Church's history of two popes who were father and son, now venerated together as its patrons.
