Roman grave altar could return to St. Julian!

10. Dezember 2024

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In the region around St. Julian, where wealthy Romans once lived, there are exciting news: the remains of a grave altar around four meters high from the 2nd or 3rd centuries could soon return. According to a report by rheinpfalz.de These remains were discovered when the old church was demolished in 1879, but did not leave the church at the time because the financial means were missing. The consideration of whether they can now be returned to their place of origin raises great interest and could enrich the historical legacy of the region.

important celebrations in Rome

rome-tourism.org can be read. This anniversary is under hope and lasts until January 6, 2025. The Holy Pforte, which is a symbol for access to divine grace, is opened to special ceremonies that invite the Catholic community at a time of reconciliation and renewal. The pilgrimage to the four large basilicas of Rome, which will take place during the anniversary, expects millions of participants.

In particular, events, including the Easter mass, are guided by the Pope, during the indulgence, a discount granted after Catholic teaching for sins, will shape these celebrations. The city of Rome, on the other hand, will present the security measures and the logistical planning for the expected 35 million pilgrims.

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Ort	Kusel, Deutschland
Quellen	www.rheinpfalz.de rome-tourism.org

Roman grave altar could return to St. Julian!

important celebrations in Rome

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