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Church of the Holy Cross SitesSeptember 15, 2025Croce Santa Church in San Severo, Baroque art and relics tied to Monsignor Felice Canelli.
Church of St Mary of All Graces SitesSeptember 15, 2025Madonna delle Grazie Church in San Severo, historic parish with Baroque art and devotional statues.
Hospitaleros at Casa del Pellegrino " Giuseppe Mancino " in Valpromaro, on the Via Francigena Courtesy Accoglienza Pellegrina Hospitaleros of the Camino: The Quiet Revolution of Welcome StoriesSeptember 5, 2025Volunteer hospitaleros on the Camino de Santiago keep alive the donation-based tradition: welcoming with generosity, listening, and community
Church of St. Lorenzo. San Severo. Miti74 - Shutterstock Church of St Lawrence of Benedittine SitesAugust 26, 2025San Lorenzo delle Benedettine in San Severo, Baroque gem with Sanmartino’s art and the Benedictine nuns’ music