Watch a local bishop in Modena in Northern Italy, bowing and offering incense before busts with two 1.700 year old skulls. In 2008 the cathedral Reggio Emilia in Modena in Northern Italy faced renovations. The workers discovered more than 300 bones belonging to two skeletons in one of the sealed crypts. The skulls were packed… Read More Bowing before the Catholic skulls of Chrysanthus and Daria
The corpse of Satan Lucia got military escort, when it was shifted for exposition from a Church in Sicily to Venezia. Saint Lucia ( Syracusae , 283 – Siracusa , 13 December 304 ) was a martyr Christian, died during the persecutions of Diocletian in Syracuse; It is venerated as a saint by the Catholic… Read More Worshiping the corpse of Santa Lucia
Saint Corrado is the patron saint of Molfetta in Bari in Italy. His skull is taken out for a stroll, hidden inside a silver bust. San Corrado, the patron saint of Molfetta, was a Bavarian nobleman who after fighting in the Holy Land as Crusaders decided to dedicate his life to prayer, living as… Read More Parading a Catholic skull in Bari in Italy
The “holy skull” of Saint Anne is kept in an urn in Cappella Palatina in Castelbuono. This is a village on the island of Sicily in Italy. This skull is taken out for a stroll once a year. “Mother Saint Ann”, so Castelbuonese call their patron saint. Indeed, she is a kind of mother figure… Read More Parading the skull of the grandmother of Jesus
The Pope kiss a container with the claimed blood of Januarius. The presence of the claimed skull of the saint is required. Januarius I of Benevento is a claimed bishop of Naples. Very little is known about him, but he might have died around 305 A.D On March 21, 2015, Pope Francis venerated the dried… Read More Skull release blood of saint for Pope
Bishop Mattiazzo of Padua in Veneto in Italy exhumed the skeleton of claimed “saint Luke”. The skull is used during worship in the local Cathedral. Basilica di Santa Giustina in Padova, Veneto, Italy. Source of information “Thanks to the decision made by the Metropolitan Chapter of the St. Vitus Cathedral, the treasured reliquary, containing the… Read More The Bishop exhumed “Luke” for worship
Bishop Mattiazzo of Padua in Veneto in Italy exhumed the skeleton of claimed “saint Luke”. The skull is used during worship in the local Cathedral. ”There were officially two heads of St. Luke, one at Prague and one in Rome,” explains Dr. Gudio Barbujani Doctor Barbujani is geneticist at the University of Ferrara. At Bishop… Read More The Italians worship skull of Luke
Roman Catholic bishops and priests worship the skeleton of St. Ambrose of Milan. Aurelius Ambrosius, better known in English as Saint Ambrose (/ˈæmbroʊz/; c. 340 – 4 April 397), was a bishop of Milan who became one of the most influential ecclesiastical figures of the 4th century. He was consular prefect of Liguria and Emilia,… Read More Worshipping the corpse of the Bishop of Milan
The local Church dressed up dead Pope Celestine V to please Pope Benedict. The pontiff came to pay the skull and bones of Celestine a visit. A lot of work had to be done before Pope Benedict came to St. Maria of Collemaggio Church in L’Aquila in central Italy, on 28th of April 2009. A… Read More The skull and bones of a dressed-up Pope
Roman Catholics venerate the heart of a claimed to be saint who died in 1614 A.D. This heart of “St. Camillus” is kept for adoration and veneration in the Church of St. Mary Magdalene in Rome. The headquarters of the Camillian Fathers is at Riverstown House, in Killucan in Ireland. From here the Camillian Province… Read More Catholics pray in front of the heart of “St. Camillus”
Claimed skulls of St. John Chrysostom is located in the Cathedral in Florence, in a Roman Catholic shrine in Pisa, in Moscow and on Mount Athos in Greece. John Chrysostom (347–407.AD) was Archbishop of Constantinople, and considered an important Early Church Father. He is recognized by the Eastern Orthodox Church and the Catholic Church as… Read More Four versions: Skulls of John Chrysostom
The dressed skeleton of claimed saint Ambrose is in Milan. The Pope wants Catholics to hail him on his feast today. The CNA reports that the “Catholic Church will celebrate the memory of St. Ambrose, the brilliant Bishop of Milan who influenced St. Augustine’s conversion and was named a “Doctor of the Church”. Well and… Read More Pope calls Catholics to venerate 1600 year old skull
There are 800 “Holy Skulls” inside the Otranto Cathedral in Southern Italy. Hundreds of them overlook the alter with an idol of Mother and child. The official Roman Catholic story is: “According to the Roman Martyrology, August 14, the Church remembers and venerates “… the approximately eight hundred martyrs of Otranto, in Puglia, pressured to… Read More Holy Catholic skulls watch over Madonna and child
