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St. Patrick Is a Paesano
March 17 is the feast day of St. Patrick, known to Italians as San Patrizio. Although Patrizio’s celebration is overshadowed – in Italy at least – by that of San Giuseppe (St. Joseph) on March 19, Patrizio has his own ties to Italy. His parents were Romans.
Viva St. Joseph
On March 19th each year, St. Joseph’s Day Altars are erected to continue the homage and devotion for St. Joseph’s intervention during the drought. As in the first feast, the Altar is set up in three tiers honoring the Holy Trinity, a statue of St. Joseph is placed on the top tier, surrounded by flowers and candles. Below his statue are a blanket of foods from pasta to olive oil to fava beans to Saint Joseph’s Day baked goods.
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An exterior view of the Collegiate Church in San Gimignano.
* Proverb
Acqua passata non macina piu’
* Recipe
Here is a great recipe for an St. Joseph’s spaghetti.
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