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Sant’Antonio da Padova is the Patron Saint of Borgagne. Every year, the citizens of Borgagne organise a festival to honour their Saint, which takes place on 29th and 30th of August. | Sant’Antonio da Padova is the Patron Saint of Borgagne. Every year, the citizens of Borgagne organise a festival to honour their Saint, which takes place on 29th and 30th of August. | ||
| − | + | The village is decorated with luminarie (decorative structures of wood and lights) and fireworks shows. The rituals are not only religious but even civil. It is celebrated, to keep it alive in the collective memory, the legend that brought Saint Antonio to become the Patron Saint of the village. | |
Si narra che una '''statua del santo''' abbandonata in campagna giunse a Borgagne trasportata da un corso d’acqua formatosi per prodigio. Da allora, i cittadini adorarono Sant’Antonio da Padova quale loro patrono. | Si narra che una '''statua del santo''' abbandonata in campagna giunse a Borgagne trasportata da un corso d’acqua formatosi per prodigio. Da allora, i cittadini adorarono Sant’Antonio da Padova quale loro patrono. | ||
Versione delle 10:55, 3 feb 2016
| Festa di Sant’Antonio a Borgagne/en | |
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| Comune | Melendugno |
| Tipologia | Pratiche Sociali e Rituali |
Sant’Antonio da Padova is the Patron Saint of Borgagne. Every year, the citizens of Borgagne organise a festival to honour their Saint, which takes place on 29th and 30th of August.
The village is decorated with luminarie (decorative structures of wood and lights) and fireworks shows. The rituals are not only religious but even civil. It is celebrated, to keep it alive in the collective memory, the legend that brought Saint Antonio to become the Patron Saint of the village.
Si narra che una statua del santo abbandonata in campagna giunse a Borgagne trasportata da un corso d’acqua formatosi per prodigio. Da allora, i cittadini adorarono Sant’Antonio da Padova quale loro patrono.
