Feast of Nostra Signora di Costantinopoli
📅 Every year, on Whit Monday
On Whit Monday Colledara, a municipality of 2,237 inhabitants in the province of Teramo, celebrates its patroness Nostra Signora di Costantinopoli.
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10 towns with a guide celebrate their patron saint on May 17
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📅 Every year, on Whit Monday
On Whit Monday Colledara, a municipality of 2,237 inhabitants in the province of Teramo, celebrates its patroness Nostra Signora di Costantinopoli.
📅 Every year, on 17 May
On 17 May Brugnato celebrates Saint Paschal; for Corpus Christi, instead, the streets of the old centre are covered with a carpet of flowers.
📅 Every year, on 17 May
On 17 May Laviano, a municipality of 1,485 inhabitants in the province of Salerno, celebrates its patron Saint Paschal; at carnival the theatrical performance of the months of the year takes place.
📅 Every year, on 17 May and on the last Sunday of August
On 17 May and on the last Sunday of August Stio, a municipality of 942 inhabitants in the province of Salerno, celebrates its patron Saint Paschal Baylon, a feast established in 1730.
📅 Every year, on 17 May
On 17 May Furore, a municipality of 846 inhabitants in the province of Salerno, celebrates its patron Saint Paschal Baylon.
📅 Every year, on 17 May
On 17 May Oricola, a municipality of 1,155 inhabitants in the province of L'Aquila, holds the patronal feast in honour of Saint Restituta.
📅 Every year, on Whit Monday
On Whit Monday Anzano di Puglia, a municipality of 1,617 inhabitants in the province of Foggia, celebrates its patroness Santa Maria di Anzano.
📅 Every year, on Whit Monday
On Whit Monday Ravascletto, a municipality of 560 inhabitants in the province of Udine, celebrates its patron the Holy Spirit.
📅 Every year, on 17 and 18 May
On 17 and 18 May Montefusco, a municipality of 1,393 inhabitants in the province of Avellino, celebrates the feast of the Most Holy Sacred Thorn, given as the town's patron.
📅 Every year, on 17 May (Saint Paschal Baylon) and 2 August (Our Lady of the Angels)
Bisenti, a municipality of 2,069 inhabitants in the province of Teramo, celebrates Saint Paschal Baylon on 17 May and Our Lady of the Angels on 2 August.
📅 Every year, on Pentecost Monday
Serravalle Sesia celebrates Saint Mary of the Assumption, Saint John the Baptist, Saint Nicholas, Saint James, Saint Eusebius and Saint Euseo together on Pentecost Monday.
📅 Every year, on the Tuesday after Pentecost
Cellole celebrates Our Lady of Constantinople on the Tuesday after Pentecost.
📅 Every year, on the Monday after Pentecost
Vitulano celebrates Saint Mennas the Hermit on the Monday after Pentecost.
📅 Every year, on Whit Monday
The patron of Merano is Saint Nicholas, to whom the parish church at the end of the arcades is dedicated, and the patron's public holiday falls on Whit Monday.
📅 Every year, on 17 May; the Palio delle pupe since 1976, at Ferragosto
Cappelle sul Tavo celebrates Saint Paschal Baylon on 17 May. At Ferragosto, since 1976, the Palio delle pupe is held, a competition among the districts with papier-mâché figures.
📅 Every year, on 17 May
Terre Roveresche celebrates Saint Paschal Baylon on 17 May.
📅 Every year, on 17 May
Tollo celebrates Saint Paschal on 17 May, one of its five patrons.
📅 Every year, on 17 May
Ameglia celebrates Saint Paschal on 17 May; the village gathers around its 13th-century castle and its hamlets, each with its own parish church.
📅 Every year, on Whit Monday, with the Pentecost Fair since 1966
Castel Bolognese celebrates Saint Petronius on Whit Monday, in the church dedicated to him; the co-patron is Saint Emygdius. In the same period, a feast in honour of the Blessed Virgin has been celebrated for centuries, instituted as thanksgiving for averting the scourge of the plague, joined since 1966 by the traditional Pentecost Fair.
📅 Every year, on 16, 17 and 18 May, with solemn festivities at the basilica
Lacco Ameno celebrates Saint Restituta on 17 May, with solemn festivities from 16 to 18 May in the basilica dedicated to her, raised to the dignity of minor basilica by John Paul II in 2001.
📅 Every year, on the Monday after the third Sunday of May, in the historic centre
Manoppello celebrates the Holy Face on the Monday after the third Sunday of May, in the historic centre, with the patronal feast in the basilica that keeps the relic.
📅 Every year, on 17 May
Tramutola celebrates the Madonna dei Miracoli on 17 May; on that very date in 1853, her statue stepped backward on its own five times during a procession organised to invoke rain after a drought.
📅 Every year, on the Tuesday after Pentecost
Blufi celebrates the Madonna dell'Olio on the Tuesday after Pentecost, in the sanctuary dedicated to her, whose origin is said to date to the 8th century; it is precisely in a document relating to this sanctuary that the town's current name first appears.