Conflenti
Conflenti (Calabrian: Cujjìanti) is a comune and town in the province of Catanzaro in the Calabria region of southern Italy.
It is located at the foot of the Reventino mountain.
Conflenti is a small town in the province of Catanzaro, located at 540 m. above sea level, at the ground of Mount Reventino (1417 m. ).
Conflenti appears in the beautiful wall map of the Belvedere Gallery in the Vatican depicting Calabria Citeriore, part of the spectacular cycle of map frescoes made in 1580 by Egnazio Danti..........
Is this proof that Conflenti late ' 500 had strategic importance on the borderline between Calabria Citeriore and Ultra and was a religious reference place.......
The first housing core arose in the th century around a Basilian cenobium, then transformed into a Christian church named S. Nicola. Nicola. It developed in the following centuries until it became famous in 1578, the year when the wonders and appearances of the Virgin Mary happened in the place where today a beautiful sanctuary rises. Divided into Conflent soprano and subtains, it preserves almost intact the two historic centers with the distinctive gates and stone houses attached to each other like the niches of a hive.
At the end of ' 700 it was at the heart of the upsetting events of sanfedism by Nicola Gualtieri Panedigrano, who became major in the Bourbon army and right arm of Cardinal Ruffo in the march of Saint Faith to liberate the kingdom from the French.......
It was then one of the largest universities (today's municipalities) with a territory that reached the vicinity of the lametine plateau. The two tenants (Don Antonio Montoro and Don Antonio Folino) who held the possessions of the ancient abbey of the Saint Forty Martyrs, including the Selva del Mitoio and the church. The prosecutor of Abbey and its assets was the priest Don Francesco Maria Stranges, parish priest of St. Nicholas church in Conflenti soprano. The prosecution was entrusted to him by Abbot Commendatario Don Guglielmo Winspeare resident of Naples........
The Mythio forest was the famous ′′ pitch selva ′′ remembered in all the documents of the time.
In the years of the plague, Conflenti came to find himself at the center of attention for a series of puzzling events that made news throughout the Kingdom of Naples and even in the Vatican. These events (appearances and miracles) have been handed down, as well as tradition, from a precious manuscript of the era, including the dossier drawn up by the notary chancellor Nicolangelo Baratta in 1578-1579, when he was appointed Bishop of Martirano, Perblessedetti to ascertain Their truthfulness, instructing a true process. From this manuscript the priest Carlo Montoro in 1862 brought the SACRE MEMORIES OF GOD'S GRAN MOTHER in which appearances are narrated starting June 7, 1578.
It is located at the foot of the Reventino mountain.
Conflenti is a small town in the province of Catanzaro, located at 540 m. above sea level, at the ground of Mount Reventino (1417 m. ).
Conflenti appears in the beautiful wall map of the Belvedere Gallery in the Vatican depicting Calabria Citeriore, part of the spectacular cycle of map frescoes made in 1580 by Egnazio Danti..........
Is this proof that Conflenti late ' 500 had strategic importance on the borderline between Calabria Citeriore and Ultra and was a religious reference place.......
The first housing core arose in the th century around a Basilian cenobium, then transformed into a Christian church named S. Nicola. Nicola. It developed in the following centuries until it became famous in 1578, the year when the wonders and appearances of the Virgin Mary happened in the place where today a beautiful sanctuary rises. Divided into Conflent soprano and subtains, it preserves almost intact the two historic centers with the distinctive gates and stone houses attached to each other like the niches of a hive.
At the end of ' 700 it was at the heart of the upsetting events of sanfedism by Nicola Gualtieri Panedigrano, who became major in the Bourbon army and right arm of Cardinal Ruffo in the march of Saint Faith to liberate the kingdom from the French.......
It was then one of the largest universities (today's municipalities) with a territory that reached the vicinity of the lametine plateau. The two tenants (Don Antonio Montoro and Don Antonio Folino) who held the possessions of the ancient abbey of the Saint Forty Martyrs, including the Selva del Mitoio and the church. The prosecutor of Abbey and its assets was the priest Don Francesco Maria Stranges, parish priest of St. Nicholas church in Conflenti soprano. The prosecution was entrusted to him by Abbot Commendatario Don Guglielmo Winspeare resident of Naples........
The Mythio forest was the famous ′′ pitch selva ′′ remembered in all the documents of the time.
In the years of the plague, Conflenti came to find himself at the center of attention for a series of puzzling events that made news throughout the Kingdom of Naples and even in the Vatican. These events (appearances and miracles) have been handed down, as well as tradition, from a precious manuscript of the era, including the dossier drawn up by the notary chancellor Nicolangelo Baratta in 1578-1579, when he was appointed Bishop of Martirano, Perblessedetti to ascertain Their truthfulness, instructing a true process. From this manuscript the priest Carlo Montoro in 1862 brought the SACRE MEMORIES OF GOD'S GRAN MOTHER in which appearances are narrated starting June 7, 1578.
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