The Blood of St. Januarius: investigating in Naples

[kiapoksmonster]

Heh, false statements;

1. St. Gennaro did not die on 3-5 A.D, he died on 305 A.D

2. there were earlier accounts rather than it first liquefied in 1389. But, the survey told that there were more blood relics. But, also remember, there are thousands of martyrs and saints.

3. Neapolitans show only devotion and respect to their beloved San Gennaro, not only the blood, but I believe that every Catholic Neapolitan house has some stuff connected to the saint.

[lennyhipp]

any way we can get this uploaded again? there seems to have been problems with the compression.

thanks!