- The
Roman Catholic titular church of
Santi Quirico e
Giulitta (Saints
Quiricus and Julietta) in Rome is
named after a son and
mother who were martyred...
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Santi Quirico e
Giulitta is a
church in Rome
named for
Saints Cyricus and Julitta.
Santi Quirico e
Giulitta may also
refer to the
following churches in...
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January 1584
received the
title of Cardinal-Priest of
Santi Quirico e
Giulitta,
after a
titular church previously known as San
Ciriaco alle
Terme Diocleziane...
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Clement XI (1700–21) and was made the Cardinal-Priest of
Santi Quirico e
Giulitta. His
appointment came
about as the
replacement of
Gabriele Filippucci who...
- then had a
private oratory built in 1734,
dedicated to
Saints Quirico and
Giulitta. In 1872, the muni****lity
acquired the
building which, in 1875, became...
- In Italy,
where they are
known as
Quirico (or Quilico, or Chirico) and
Giulitta (or
Giuletta or
Giulietta ), the
place most
commonly linked with the saints...
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Santi Quirico e
Giulitta is 12th-century
Roman Catholic parish church in Capannori,
province of Lucca,
region of Tuscany, Italy. The
church was originally...
- The
church Santi Quirico e
Giulitta is a
church in the
Genovese quarter of San Quirico,
located on val Polcevera. A
church at the site is
first recorded...
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related to San
Quirico d'Orcia. (in Italian)
Official website (in Italian)
Collegiate Church of
Saints Quirico and
Giulitta, San
Quirico d'Orcia v t e...
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titulus was
suppressed in 1477 by Pope
Sixtus IV in
favor of
Saints Ciro and
Giulitta. In 1493, Pope
Alexander VI
restored the name of S. Ciriaco. The title...
