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6 towns with a guide celebrate their patron saint on November 10
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📅 Every year, on 10 November (as well as the third Sunday of May and 13 August)
Castronuovo di Sant'Andrea celebrates its patron Saint Andrew Avellino on 10 November, as well as on the third Sunday of May and on 13 August; the town's church is dedicated to the saint.
📅 Every year, on 10 November and on the first Sunday of May
Ruviano celebrates its patron Saint Leo on 10 November and on the first Sunday of May; the Chiesa di San Leone Magno is dedicated to the saint.
📅 Every year, on 10 November
On 10 November Cairano celebrates its patron Saint Leo the Great; the town preserves the ruins of the Castello di Cairano.
📅 Every year, on 10 November
On 10 November Cenate Sopra celebrates its patron Saint Leo the Great, to whom the Chiesa di San Leone in the municipal territory is dedicated.
📅 Every year, on 10 November
On 10 November Marzano di Nola celebrates its patron Saint Tryphon, to whom the Chiesa di San Trifone Martire is dedicated.
📅 Every year, on 10 November
On 10 November Onano celebrates its patron Saint Tryphon; the town is also home to the Castello di Santa Cristina.
📅 Every year, on 10 November
Alessandria celebrates Our Lady of Salvation and Saint Baudolinus on 10 November; the city was founded in 1168 by the towns of the Lombard League to lure Emperor Frederick Barbarossa into Italy, and withstood his siege before the Battle of Legnano.
📅 Every year, on 10 November
Monasterace celebrates Saint Andrew Avellino on 10 November, with a second observance on 12 May.
📅 Every year, on 10 November; the Good Friday procession with the a cappella choir
Badolato celebrates Saint Andrew Avellino on 10 November. On Good Friday, the traditional procession, led by a men's choir singing a cappella, sets out from the Church of San Domenico.
📅 Every year, on 10 November, with festivities from 9 to 11 November
Adelfia celebrates the martyr Saint Tryphon on 10 November, with festivities starting on 9 November and continuing until the 11th; tradition holds that the saint protected Montrone during the 1691 plague epidemic and drove away an invasion.
