
Blood of St. Januarius Liquefies in Naples
During the miracle, the dried, red-colored mass confined to one side of the reliquary becomes blood that covers the entire glass.
During the miracle, the dried, red-colored mass confined to one side of the reliquary becomes blood that covers the entire glass.
St. Januarius, or San Gennaro in Italian, the patron of Naples, was a bishop of the city in the third century, whose bones and blood are preserved in the cathedral as relics.
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