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The prostrate body of the saint to whom the Church of St. Cyriacus of Ancona is dedicated is an unusual find. The photographer, Bill Thayer, took the pictures during one of his trips through Italy as a favor to our Family History Project. His April 30, 2000 email indicated that the Fair of S. Ciriaco started the next day in Ancona.
Ancona, Italy. The Cathedral of St. Cyriacus contains a shrine of the Blessed Virgin which became famous only in 1796. On 25 June ...
DOCUMENTAZIONE ARCHEOLOGICA E IMMAGINI Ancona - A
passeggio tra i monumenti Una visita virtuale di Ancona, con
accenni all'arco di Traiano (immagine), alle vestigia di un tempio romano
e di una basilica cristiana nel Duomo di S Ciriaco,
all'anfiteatro romano, al Museo Nazionale delle Marche ...
BIBEL
VERANSTALTUNGEN IM BISTUM ESSEN Ort: Pfarrzentrum St.
Cyriakus, Paßstr. 2, 46236 and Bottrop | KJG
www.sanktcyriakus.de mentions the Monastery of St. Cyriaci along with several dozen other references to our Cyriacus at the Baths (of Diocletian). It also discusses the Consecration of the Church of St. Cyriakus in Braunschweig (West Town) Saturday 23, June 1973, indicating another extant church for which we need a picture, along with a good english translation of the original german at the site. [need church and other images and permissions for images already at the www.sanktcyriakus.de site]
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In 1859 wordt de statie Dalfsen de parochie H. Cyriacus. ...
Google dutch to
english translation:
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In 1859, in the state of Dalfsen was the parish H(eileger). Cyriacus. ...
Kerkenpad te Dalfsen
(default
photo source)
The 2nd and
3rd photos come courtesy of eagle1effi's
flickr site.
The only town actually on the map is Empfingen, which along
with other unmapped sites, is referenced at the kirche site when Gerold II, the prince abbot of Muri, ...
St. Cyriakus Oberkirche also references Unterkirche St. Servatius! (Maybe they have the story tying Deacons Severus and Cyriacus together!? The Wikipedia site mentions Kirche St. Cyriakis and Friedhofskapelle St. Cyriakus - the latter linking to
Adenau =Pfarrei Dümpelfeld, St. Cyriacus [need picture] & ..Wershofen=Pfarrei
Hümmel, St. Cyriacius .. [need picture]
(aka Kirche St. Cyriakis in german)
Adenau site
Sakralbauten-Pfarrkirche Dümpelfeld
- Pfarrkirche St. Cyriacus, Ä
lteste Teile aus dem späten 13. Jh., im 15. Jh. zweischiffige
Einwölbung des Langhauses.
The following is taken from the December 1983 newsletter:
DÜREN, Germany. My next stop after Bremen was this pleasant area west of Cologne. My brother in Christ, Dr. Gertfried G., a chemist with whom I worked when he lived in Neenah during 1968 ~ 1972, now lives just south of Düren in the village of Kreuzau with his wife Susanne and daughter Ulrike. Each year in Gertfried's Christmas greeting he would invite us to visit them. He also said on one or two occasions that he drove past a CyriakusStraße street sign on his way north to Düren, so I had better come and check this out. [ There are many streets throughout the world using one of the 1497+ variations of the spelling of our family name. Grimlinghausen, not far away, has a Cyriakusstraße sign on the way to Dusseldorf. ]
Well, I made it this September. After Sunday morning church at their Evangelical Friedmeinde (Baptisten), we drove down that little street and found the reason for the name. A beautiful church with flying buttresses was at the end of the street and was named after St. Cyriakus, a martyr about 300 a.d. ...
See Baden for the 'all in one' BIG BARN
narrative.
See Camburg for the ruins of
the St. Cyriakus church narrative.
See Dénesfa for castle Cziráky.
See Erfurt for the CYRIACSBURG castle
thereat.
See Meisenbach for a ruins reference. [need picture]
See Rome for the palace of
St. Cyriaca and other narratives.
. . . 337rS. Cyriaci et Soc. Haec est vera** C BEMV RD 3003 V A M 337rS. Cyriaci et Soc. Absterget deus* C EMVHRDFSL 6013 M R 1 337rS. Cyriaci et Soc. Viri sancti** C EMVHRDFSL 7906 M R 2 337rS. Cyriaci et Soc. Tradiderunt** C EMVHRDFSL 7772 M R 3 337rS. Cyriaci et Soc. Absterget deus** E HR F L 1212 L A B . . .
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S-10, N-73
24.3x27.7cm, parchment
notary: [not notarized]
Raymundus de Nogaria, his son Petrus, his wife Maria, and his mother
Guillerma, all of the parish of St. Fructuosus de Castro Terciolo
exchange an estate [honor] in the parish of St. Quiricus
de Fagia with Berengarius de Vilario and his wife Eligsendis, of the
same parish, for an estate [honor] in the parish of St. Fructuosus de
Castro Terciolo. Dated 4 Kals. April 1317.
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S-63, N-185
28.4x51cm, parchment
notary: Nicholaus Mathei of Vic
With her husband Bernardus Clusela of the parish of St. Fructuosus de
Castro Terciolo, Sibilia, daughter of Jacobus de Casadamunt and heiress
to half of the estates [honores] of Amades in Castellter‡ol, sells her
aforesaid share of the estates (held from the rector of the altar of St.
Franciscus at the church of St. Maria of Caldes de Montbuy) to Petrus de
Nogaria of the same parish and to his wife Margarita. The other half of
the estate is held by the heirs to the manse of Casanova of the parish of
St. Quiricus de Fagia. Dated 27 May 1365.
St Cyriakus church 48°46'33”N 9°47'46”E (near
Ulm/Strassdorf.)
The east end with the chancel and transept of St. Cyriakus is an early church built by Margrave Gero during the time of Otto the Great in Germany (961). (Also referenced at Early Medieval Art & another.) in Gernrode (Saxony=Sachsen) begun by the Margrave Gero in 963 and destroyed at a later date.
Pages 25 & 26 of the Saalman book
have:
"The convent church of St. Cyriacus in Gernrode (Saxony) (plates 23, 24) was begun by
the Margrave Gero in 963 and perhaps completed under the auspices of the
Empress Theophanu after 972. Its continuous transept with side
apses, forechoir and apse as well as a westwork with flanking stairtowers
are a blend of Carolingian and international provincial features.
But the arcaded galleries and alternating pier and column supports,
dividing name and aisles below, introduce an element of color, rhythm and
complication original with Byzantine churches like Hagios Demetrios in
Salonica and still found in ninth and tenth century buildings in the
Bulgarian provinces, as in Mesembria and Ababa Pliska."
The St.
Cyriakus convent church was built in 946; a statue of St. Cyriakus stands outdoors sheltered from the elements; the
Franciscan Cloister and
convent are also located
there. (photos
source and historical narrative)
Churches in Grevenbroich Vollrather Höhe
St. Cyriakus
Pasoratstr. 11
41517 Grevenbroich
www.st-cyriakus.info is the site associated with the church
that's referenced as being in Neuss instead of Grimlinghausen. In any
case, the church lies astride the CyriakusStrasse
transitting from Neuss to Grimlinghausen. [ See Duren for a reference to the street - Duren
is not that far away from Grimlinghausen. ] (need church picture)
Reliquary of St. Cyriakus in St. Cyriakus, Neuss-Grimlinghausen full image local popup [ See Hüls for another Reliquie. ]
8/6/10 update:
Although we have found an oustanding, public domain picture of the
reliquary, we don't know the story behind this relic of our Cyriacus at the Baths (of Diocletian).
The red color hints that this may be one of the pieces of cloth used to touch (remains or relics at)
the burial site in Rome and then returned to various locales to satisfy the
need for relics of the saint(s) they honour. We have yet to confirm
that this St. Cyriakus kirche admits to having this relic -
their web site appears not to mention it.
defaultPhoto source
February 7th, 2007: That site references a Catholic Minister "Reinhold Otzisk from Altena in Westphalia ... (who) investigated
over 400 Cyriakus kirchen in
Germany " in his compilation of the history of Saint Cyriacus at the Baths (of Diocletian).
3/16/2010: The Meisenbach discovery
indicates a St. Cyriakus Church here that inherited the wooden
statue of the saint formerly located there. [need picture]
Thanks to a Wolfgang Sauber for uploading the altar picture(?s?) in
2007. panel • Cyriacus close-up
The Description at the site was:
Münster in Heilsbronn. 14-Nothelfer-Altar (
1498 ): Mystische Vermählung von St. Katharina mit dem Jesuskind
auf dem Arm der Jungfrau Maria. Rechts davon knieend St.
Barbara. In der 2.Reihe v.l.n.r. St. Margarete, St.
Cyriacus, Papst Sixtus, St. Erasmus.
(translation)Munster Heilsbronn.
14 Holy Helper Altar (1498):
Mystical Marriage of St. Catherine and the infant Jesus in
the arms of the Virgin Mary. To the right is the kneeling St.
Barbara. In the (?2.Reihe v.l.n.r.?) St. Margaret, St.
Cyriac, Pope Sixtus, St. Erasmus.
Festes de la Terra
During the first eight days of August, Ibiza Old Town becomes
the focus of attention for the whole island, with street music and
performances in the main squares. Traditional religious events include
the Day of the Virgin (Aug 5) and Sant Ciriac (Aug 8) - the latter marking the Catalan
conquest of the island from the Moors in 1235 with traditional dancing (ball
pagès) - while watermelon eating forms part of the celebration in Es
Soto.
Website link/location/URL: http://www.Cyriac-FHP.com/cgx.htm