/lit/ - Is there some kind of lexicon for Christian relics - Literature

Anonymous

05/08/26(Fri)06:25:41 No.25263169

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Is there some kind of lexicon for Christian relics? I feel like most Christian relics have limited documentation online

Anonymous
05/08/26(Fri)07:13:43 No.25263202

Anonymous 05/08/26(Fri)07:13:43 No.25263202

>>25263169
Well no but there's a book about this particular practice. https://www.amazon.com/Furta-Sacra-Thefts-Relics-Central/dp/0691008620
Havent read it but I wish you luck. Read good reviews about it.

Anonymous
05/08/26(Fri)08:53:47 No.25263343

Anonymous 05/08/26(Fri)08:53:47 No.25263343

>>25263169
https://relicdirectory.com/ the Church is going through a process of renormalizing relics and then documenting them online.

Anonymous
05/08/26(Fri)19:25:09 No.25264605

Anonymous 05/08/26(Fri)19:25:09 No.25264605

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>>25263343
This website is just strange. Why are there no relics from the Holy Land? Why aren't Andrew in Amalfi, Anne/Mary Magdalene in Provence imor the head of the Baptist in Amiens there?

Qhatah !QbbPtVuCKo
05/09/26(Sat)02:25:48 No.25265358

Qhatah !QbbPtVuCKo 05/09/26(Sat)02:25:48 No.25265358

>>25264605
Third class? You mean the ones which you can do by yourself by just going on a pilgrimage?

Qhatah !QbbPtVuCKo
05/09/26(Sat)02:30:54 No.25265365

Qhatah !QbbPtVuCKo 05/09/26(Sat)02:30:54 No.25265365

>>25265358
*Why would you need a map legend for that?