Stories
“Vulcan was Roman god of fire and split ash into the sky, erupts with lava spread terror among people causing earthquakes and destroying eastern cost of Sicily.”
Romans Travel through Egypt
A variety of priceless and weighty Egyptian treasures, such as obelisks, sphinxes, and smaller statues, were relocated to Rome.
Place Was off Limits for Pilgrims
During the exorcism, Paschal II struck the walnut tree with his palm, causing the wicked spirits to scream and flee for the last time.
From Rome to Jerusalem
Out of Rome's 900 churches, the Basilica of the Holy Cross of Jerusalem stands out as particularly significant to the Christian faith.
“Vulcan was Roman god of fire and split ash into the sky, erupts with lava spread terror among people causing earthquakes and destroying eastern cost of Sicily.”
St Agata in Art
From late Roman Antiquity throughout Middle Ages until now St Agate stay most beloved Virgin Martyr and saver of Catania from Etna’s Lava.
Jerusalem
Etna is towering above Catania
It is not clear from where name Etna is coming from mayby from Greek or Phoenician languages but we know that Vulcan was Roman god of fire.
Catania
Chastity against the sin of desire
She had risen to the rank of heroine of Catania for the preservation of the Christian faith in the face of prosecution.
Miracles, Protection From Nature Elements, Local Tales, Myths And Legends
Biblical Stories In Art Through Time
Travel of Apostles and Saints
Religious Festivals
