Feast of Saint Columbanus
📅 Every year, on 24 November
On 24 November Santa Giuletta celebrates its patron Saint Columbanus; the town preserves the Castello di Santa Giuletta.
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11 towns with a guide celebrate their patron saint on November 24
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📅 Every year, on 24 November
On 24 November Santa Giuletta celebrates its patron Saint Columbanus; the town preserves the Castello di Santa Giuletta.
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On 24 November Amelia celebrates Saint Firmina: in the cathedral the mayors of the whole district offer candles, and through the streets goes a procession recalling the statutes of 1346.
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On 24 November Barisciano celebrates its patron Saint Flavian, Patriarch of Constantinople and martyr; the town preserves a Roman bridge.
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On 24 November Basciano celebrates its patron Saint Flavian, Patriarch of Constantinople and martyr, to whom the town's church is dedicated.
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On 24 November Capitignano celebrates its patron Saint Flavian, Patriarch of Constantinople and martyr; the town preserves Palazzo Ricci.
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On 24 November Torano Nuovo celebrates its patron Saint Flavian, Patriarch of Constantinople and martyr; the town is home to the Chiesa di Santa Maria delle Grazie.
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Carpineti celebrates Saint Prosper of Reggio Emilia on 24 November, in the church dedicated to him.
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Collecchio celebrates Saint Prosper on 24 November, in the pieve dedicated to him.
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San Prospero celebrates Saint Prosper on 24 November, in the church dedicated to him.
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Reggio nell'Emilia celebrates Bishop Saint Prosper on 24 November in the Renaissance basilica dedicated to him, on the square of the same name; the town can boast the title of City of the Tricolour, whose flag was born and first shown here on 7 January 1797.
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Aymavilles has Christ the King as its patron, the title of the parish created in 1926 by uniting the village's two medieval churches, Saint-Martin and Saint-Léger.