Feast of Saint Gall
📅 Every year, on 19 March
On 19 March Moggio Udinese celebrates its patron Saint Gall, after whom the Abbey is named; the Creta Grauzaria and Monte Pisimoni are in its territory.
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66 towns with a guide celebrate their patron saint on March 19
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📅 Every year, on 19 March
On 19 March Moggio Udinese celebrates its patron Saint Gall, after whom the Abbey is named; the Creta Grauzaria and Monte Pisimoni are in its territory.
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Orvieto's patron is celebrated on 19 March. The two occasions that made the city famous are others: Corpus Christi, instituted here in 1264, and the Palombella at Pentecost.
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On 19 March Chies d'Alpago celebrates its patron Saint Joseph, to whom the town's church is dedicated; the town has the Museo di Storia Naturale dell'Alpago.
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On 19 March Corte Brugnatella celebrates its patron Saint Joseph; at the area's festivities the Apennine piffero leads the dances, and Marsaglia keeps the calendimaggio rite.
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On 19 March Dolegna del Collio, a municipality of 390 inhabitants in the province of Gorizia, celebrates its patron Saint Joseph; the Castello di Trussio stands in its territory.
📅 On 19 March and the first Sunday of August
On 19 March and the first Sunday of August Ferruzzano celebrates its patron Saint Joseph; the town has the Arco Trionfale dei Carafa.
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On 19 March Filighera celebrates its patron Saint Joseph, after whom the parish church is named; the town has the gate of the walled village and the Santuario Madonna della Colombina.
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On 19 March Forcola celebrates its patron Saint Joseph, after whom the parish church is named; the Pizzo Torrenzuolo lies in its territory.
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On 19 March Grosso, a municipality of 1,040 inhabitants in the province of Turin, celebrates its patrons Saint Lawrence, Saint Stephen and Saint Joseph; the parish church is dedicated to Lawrence and Stephen.
📅 On 19 March (Saint Joseph) and on the first Sunday after 5 August (Most Holy Saviour)
On 19 March Pazzano celebrates its patron Saint Joseph with a procession of the statue; the most important feast remains that of the Most Holy Saviour, in August.
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On 19 March Pellegrino Parmense celebrates its patron Saint Joseph; the Castello di Pellegrino Parmense stands in its territory.
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On 19 March Samone, a municipality of 544 inhabitants in Trentino, celebrates its patron Saint Joseph, to whom a church in the town is dedicated.
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On 19 March San Sosti, a municipality of 2,200 inhabitants in the province of Cosenza, celebrates its patron Saint Joseph; the Santuario-basilica della Madonna del Pettoruto stands in its territory.
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On 19 March Treppo Grande celebrates its patron Saint Joseph; the Castello di Zegliacco stands in its territory.
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On 19 March Valstrona, a municipality of 1,268 inhabitants in the province of Verbano-Cusio-Ossola, celebrates its patron Saint Joseph; the town has the Campello Monti ecomuseum.
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On 19 March Scigliano celebrates its patron Saint Joseph with its characteristic fair; other feasts with fairs are the Holy Cross, the Madonna di Monserrato and Saint Michael the Archangel.
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On 19 March Farini celebrates its patron Saint Joseph with the Fiera di San Giuseppe; between April and May the potato pie festival is held.
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On 19 March Taipana, a municipality of 679 inhabitants in the province of Udine, celebrates its patrons Saint Joseph and Saint Matthias; the town has the Museo di Prossenicco and the Casa Nera.
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On 19 March Godrano, a municipality of 1,153 inhabitants in the province of Palermo, celebrates its patron San Giuseppe.
📅 Every year, on 19 March; a brass lamp for the Body of Christ was already recorded in 1522
Piombino Dese celebrates its patrons, Saint Blaise and Saint Joseph, on 19 March. Since ancient times, the feast of the Dedication of the church fell on the second Sunday of October; as early as 1522, a brass lamp is recorded for illuminating the Most Holy Body of Christ.
📅 Every year, on 19 March (Saint Joseph) and the second-to-last Sunday of August (Our Lady of Grace)
Mirabella Imbaccari celebrates Saint Joseph on 19 March; the town's real patronal feast, however, is that of Our Lady of Grace, always held on the last Sunday of August, moved in recent years to the second-to-last to make it easier for emigrants to attend.
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Marzabotto celebrates Saint Joseph and Saint Charles on 19 March.
📅 Every year, Saint Joseph on 19 March, Saint Rosalia on 4 September
Santa Croce Camerina celebrates Saint Joseph on 19 March, patron since 1994, and Saint Rosalia on 4 September, called the age-old patroness in the mother church; both have a statue in the temple.
📅 Every year, on 19 March, with bonfires in the districts
Calabritto celebrates Saint Joseph on 19 March, when bonfires are lit in his honour in the town's districts.
📅 Every year, on 19 March; the Carnival of the dwarf Perkeo
Salorno celebrates Saint Joseph on 19 March. In 2010, an attempt was made to revive the town's carnival, with a parade dedicated to the dwarf Perkeo, a historical figure born in Salorno and who lived in Heidelberg.
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Castions di Strada celebrates Saint Joseph on 19 March, in the church dedicated to him.
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Golfo Aranci celebrates Saint Joseph on 19 March. On 20 June, the feast of Saint Silverius, patron of Ponza, the people of Golfo Aranci recall the exodus of the Ponza fishermen who founded the town.
📅 Every year, on 19 March; the Living Nativity with over a hundred performers
Faggiano celebrates Saint Joseph on 19 March. In the rock-cut setting of the La Campana district, a Living Nativity is held with over a hundred performers in traditional costume.
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Nova Siri's patron is Saint Joseph, on 19 March; in spring, instead, the Madonna della Sulla comes down into town and returns to her sanctuary on the second Sunday of May.
📅 Every year, on 19 March; the Palio di Vidor since 1996, on the second Sunday of September
Vidor celebrates Saint Joseph on 19 March. Since 1996, the Palio di Vidor has been raced, recalling the many assaults the fortress suffered in medieval times and beyond.
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Molochio celebrates Saint Joseph on 19 March, once fixed on 1 June, with a community banquet of pasta and chickpeas.
📅 Every year, on 19 March; the Rice Days in late August
Jolanda di Savoia celebrates Saint Joseph on 19 March, in the church dedicated to him. In late August, the Rice Days are held, dedicated to promoting the Po Delta PGI rice.
📅 Every year, on 19 March; the Vara of the Assumption on 15 August
The patron of Randazzo is Saint Joseph, on 19 March; but on 15 August, through the lava-paved streets, parades the Vara, an 18-metre float dedicated to Maria Santissima Assunta, the town's patroness.
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Nociglia celebrates Saint Joseph on 19 March, alongside the town's other co-patrons.
📅 Every year, on 19 March; the co-equal patroness is the Madonna Assumed into Heaven, celebrated on 15 August
Nizza di Sicilia celebrates Saint Joseph on 19 March, patron «aeque principalis» of the town together with the Madonna Assumed into Heaven, whose feast instead culminates with the procession of 15 August and descends from the ancient Sagra di Treaire.
📅 Every year, on 19 March; Saint Angelo of Acri, co-patron, is celebrated on 30 October
Acri celebrates Saint Joseph on 19 March; the town's co-patron is Saint Angelo of Acri, a Capuchin friar born in the town, celebrated on 30 October.
📅 Every year, on 19 March, coinciding with Father's Day, with the bundle procession
San Marzano di San Giuseppe celebrates Saint Joseph on 19 March, a date that coincides with Father's Day and falls in the olive-pruning season. The feast anticipated the abstinence from meat and dairy that the Arbëreshë observed during Advent and Lent; the origin of the bundle procession dates back to an event of the early 19th century.
📅 Every year, on 19 March, with a second feast in the second week of August
Roccamena celebrates Saint Joseph on 19 March with the traditional «Altars», banquets offered to the poor in thanks for a grace received, and again in the second week of August with the «Funzioni», a sacred play drawn from the apocryphal gospels.
📅 Every year, on 19 March; second feast on the second Sunday of August
Sant'Agata di Militello celebrates Saint Joseph on 19 March and on the second Sunday of August; the same summer also sees the procession of Mary Most Holy of the Sea on boats, on the first Sunday of August, and the Historic Fair.
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Fiumefreddo di Sicilia celebrates Saint Joseph on 19 March, chosen as patron when the small church dedicated to Our Lady of the Rosary, built beside the 16th-century baronial tower, became the town's mother church.
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Montegabbione celebrates Saint Joseph on 19 March; its castle, documented from 1271, long depended on the bishopric of Orvieto, which held Mass and confirmation there in 1275.
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Cecina celebrates Saint Joseph on 19 March, in the Church of Saints Joseph and Leopold named after him alongside Grand Duke Leopold of Tuscany.
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Ramacca celebrates Saint Joseph on 19 March; the territory, detached from Caltagirone in 1197 under Emperor Henry VI of Swabia, was granted in 1688 as a principality to Sancio Gravina, on condition that he build a settlement there.
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Salaparuta celebrates Saint Joseph on 19 March; the 1968 Belice earthquake destroyed the historic centre, of which today only the ruins of the old mother church of Santa Caterina Vergine e Martire, built between 1610 and 1762, remain.
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Ladispoli celebrates Saint Joseph on 19 March; the town itself bears the name of its founder, Ladislao Odescalchi, who in 1888 founded it next to his family's castle to draw residents and holidaymakers away from the village grown up around the fortress.
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Carpinone celebrates Saint Joseph on 19 March; the town once hosted a Benedictine monastery founded in 1064 and donated to the abbey of Montecassino, still today mentioned among its possessions in the inscriptions of the abbey's famous bronze doors.
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Villafrati celebrates Saint Joseph on 19 March; the town belongs, together with Marineo, Cefalà Diana, Godrano and Bolognetta, to a union of municipalities within whose territory stand the famous Baths of Cefalà, Arab-style thermal buildings.
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Cattolica Eraclea celebrates Saint Joseph on 19 March; in 1874 a royal decree added to the town's name that of the nearby Eraclea Minoa, the ancient Greek city, to distinguish it from other towns of the same name and to highlight its link to the famous archaeological site.
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Bolano celebrates Saint Joseph on 19 March; its parish church, an old pieve in the old village, was first named in 1149 in a bull of Pope Eugenius III among the thirty-three pievi of Luni, while in the hamlet of Ceparana stands the Giustiniani castle.
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Arzergrande celebrates Saint Joseph on 19 March.
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Gimigliano celebrates Saint Joseph on 19 March.
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Lozzo Atestino celebrates Saint Joseph on 19 March, in the shrine dedicated to him.
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Monte di Malo celebrates Saint Joseph on 19 March, in the church dedicated to him.
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Nicotera celebrates Saint Joseph on 19 March; the other patron, Our Lady of the Assumption, is celebrated on 15 August.
📅 Every year, during the week of 19 March; the first Sunday of October brings the bigoli co' l'arna feast
Zanè celebrates Saint Joseph during the week of 19 March. On the first Sunday of October, since the early 1970s, the sagra dei bigoli co' l'arna is held, with the classic egg bigoli pasta served in duck sauce.
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Pieve di Cento celebrates Saint Joseph on 19 March.
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Mazzarrone celebrates Saint Joseph on 19 March, in the church dedicated to him.
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Monte Compatri celebrates Saint Joseph on 19 March.
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Villabate celebrates Saint Joseph on 19 March, in the church dedicated to him.
📅 Every year, on 19 March; the third week of July brings the ten-day Palio dei Terzieri
Montecassiano celebrates Saint Joseph on 19 March. From the third week of July, for about ten days, the traditional Palio dei Terzieri is held: the town dives back into the Middle Ages, with costumes and challenges among the three thirds, culminating in the final joust.
📅 Every year, on 19 March, for the Rocchette parish
The Rocchette parish, in Piovene Rocchette, celebrates Saint Joseph on 19 March; the Piovene parish celebrates Saint Stephen the Protomartyr on 26 December, and the Grumello parish the Nativity of Mary on 8 September.
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Santa Marinella celebrates Saint Joseph on 19 March; the municipal territory holds the Castello di Santa Severa and the Odescalchi Castle, as well as the Chiaruccia Tower.
📅 Every year, on 19 March; Carnival brings lavish allegorical floats between February and March
Milena celebrates Saint Joseph on 19 March, in the church of the Immaculate, popularly known as San Giuseppe; the year's first feast coincides with Carnival, between February and March, with lavish allegorical floats parading around a display of masks admired by an increasing number of tourists.
📅 Every year, on 19 March; in the past, the first Sunday of August held a spectacular sea procession
Letojanni celebrates Saint Joseph on 19 March; the Cathedral, built partly on the ruins of the Palazzo del Marchese Reitano, was inaugurated precisely on 19 March 1931, on the day of the feast. In the past, on the first Sunday of August, a spectacular sea procession was also held, with the saint's statue placed on a boat.
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Casteldaccia celebrates Saint Joseph on 19 March; the modern town, founded in 1737 around the 16th-century Torre di Accia, became in the 19th century home to Corvo Vini, founded in 1824 by Prince Giuseppe Alliata, Duke of Salaparuta.
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Fonte Nuova celebrates Saint Joseph on 19 March, in the parish church dedicated to him; in the hamlet of Tor Lupara, every spring, the image of Our Lady of Fatima arrives by helicopter and is welcomed with a procession along Via Nomentana.
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Dalmine celebrates Saint Joseph on 19 March, in the church dedicated to him; the town also hosts the permanent Nativity Scene Museum.
📅 Every year, on 19 March, with the Piedigrotta Sangiuseppese
San Giuseppe Vesuviano celebrates its patron on 19 March, in the church dedicated to him; the feast has long been enlivened by the Piedigrotta Sangiuseppese, a folk festival of songs, music, floats and processions.
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Grosio celebrates Saint Joseph on 19 March, in the church dedicated to him.
📅 Every year, on 19 March; in January the Polenta Festival, a local dish
Sermoneta celebrates Saint Joseph on 19 March, in the church dedicated to him. The second Sunday of January holds the Polenta Festival, a local dish; followed by the Festa dei fauni on 18 March, the Sermoneta in Folklore International Festival in August and the age-old Fiera di San Michele in September.
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Uggiate-Trevano celebrates Saints Peter and Paul on 19 March, in the church dedicated to them.
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Brembio celebrates the Nativity of Mary on 19 March, in the church dedicated to her.