- The
Celestines were a
Roman Catholic monastic order, a
branch of the Benedictines,
founded in 1244. At the
foundation of the new rule, they were called...
- The
Celestinian Pardon (in Italian:
Perdonanza Celestiniana) is a
religious and
historical annual event held in L'Aquila, Italy, at the end of August...
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through its holy door on the
anniversary of his
papal coronation. The
Celestinian forgiveness (Perdonanza Celestiniana)
festival is
celebrated in L'Aquila...
- L'Aquila in
Italy built in an
uncertain year in the 14th
century for the
Celestinian Forgiveness. In 1295
there was
mention of a Holy Door in the main church...
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House of Bourbon. In 1410, a
Celestinian monastery was
founded with
twelve monks. A
building located above the
Celestinian Spring is
still visible. In...
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February 2020.
Retrieved 26
February 2020. "Pope
Francis opens Holy Door of
Celestinian Pardon in L'Aquila". vaticannews. 28
August 2022.
Retrieved 8 November...
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Neapolitan 'Pizzaiuolo'".
UNESCO Culture Sector.
Retrieved 2017-12-07. "
Celestinian forgiveness celebration".
Retrieved 2019-12-12. "Truffle
hunting and...
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years 1392–1394 by the
inquisitor Peter Zwicker, the
provincial of the
Celestinians, none went to the stake,
because they all
submitted to the Church. Bloodier...
- church,
confessed and repentant, on 28 and 29
August of any year. The "
Celestinian Forgiveness" (in Italian:
Perdonanza Celestiniana) is
widely viewed by...
- pope
decreed the
annual religious rite of the
Pardon (nowadays
known as
Celestinian Forgiveness,
Perdonanza Celestiniana),
still observed today in the city...
