Det skjedde igjen i Napoli i dag, og Father Z skriver hendelsen:
According to ANSA the miracle was repeated today: the preserved blood of the 4th c. martyr St. Januarius (San Gennaro) liquified. Good thing for Naples!
Here is something that I wrote for the UK’s best Catholic weekly, the Catholic Herald:
The feast of the bishop martyr St Januarius (d c 305), known in Italian as San Gennaro, is celebrated this week. He is the patron saint of Naples where the faithful venerate vials of his dried blood which regularly liquefies on three days a year: 19 September (the saint’s feast), 16 December (anniversary of the 1631 eruption of the volcano Vesuvius which looms over the Bay of Naples), and the 1st Sunday of May (the day of the translation or moving of the saint’s relics to Naples). …
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