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Other major papal basilicas in Rome include: Archbasilica of Saint John Lateran (Rome) Basilica of Saint Paul Outside the Walls Basilica of Saint Mary Major

church in Rome and the oldest basilica in the Western world, founded in the 4th century, consecrated in AD 324, and completed in its current form in 1735

first documented as titulus Anastasiae in the acts of a Roman synod in 499, one of the earliest titular churches in Rome. Scholars suggest the original name

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enshrined in reliquaries or placed in altars. For example, the relics of Saint Peter are venerated beneath the St. Peter’s Basilica in Rome. Second-class

Template:Feast shrines Cathedral of Rome, dedicated 324; seat of the bishop of Rome (Diocese of Rome). Major basilica; plenary indulgence on November 9 under

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Constantinople in AD 950, then to the Patriarchal Cathedral of Saint George, Istanbul, in the 13th century, with portions sent to Rome in AD 2004. Studied in Athens

This will pull from Saint media. This will pull in related Shrines. This 12th-century basilica in Rome, built over a 4th-century titulus Clementis and

false accusations reflects her trial. Venerated in East and West, with relics in Sant'Eugenia church in Rome; her story influenced monastic cross-dressing

Stored in Cargo: Saint Eugenia of Rome Saint Eugenia of Rome (d. c. 258), also known as Eugenia the Martyr, was a 3rd-century Roman Christian noblewoman

Bishop of Rome, serving as pope from October 1, 366, to 384. Born around 305 in Rome, though some traditions place his birth in Egitânia, Lusitania (modern Idanha-a-Velha

the first basilica (now the Upper Basilica of the Immaculate Conception) began in 1862; Pope Pius IX crowned its statue of Our Lady of Lourdes in 1876. The

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shaped early Christendom. Helena died in 330 AD in Rome, Roman Empire, from natural causes, aged 80. She passed in her palace, surrounded by family. Her

link to St. Peter, symbolized by keys in art, underscores her role in the early Church. Saint Petronilla died in Rome at the end of the 1st or possibly 3rd

July 1767 by Pope Clement XIII in Saint Peter’s Basilica, Rome, after a second miracle: the healing of a child’s blindness in 1766, attributed to his intercession

twins. Their legacy thrives in the Diocese of Antioch and beyond, with shrines like the Basilica of Saints Cosmas and Damian in Rome drawing pilgrims. Saint

twins. Their legacy thrives in the Diocese of Antioch and beyond, with shrines like the Basilica of Saints Cosmas and Damian in Rome drawing pilgrims. Saint

to shape Catholic theology and education in the Diocese of Rome and beyond. Joined the Society of Jesus in Rome, 1560, beginning his Jesuit vocation. Published