Ubaldo wa Gubbio

Ubaldo wa Gubbio (Gubbio, Umbria, Italia, 1084 hivi - Gubbio, 1160) alikuwa askofu wa mji huo baada ya kuishi kama kanoni na kama mmonaki^[1].

Alijitahidi kufufua maisha ya kijumuia kati ya mapadri wanajimbo.

Anaheshimiwa na Wakatoliki kama mtakatifu hasa baada ya kutangazwa na Papa Selestini III tarehe 4 Machi 1192.

Sikukuu yake huadhimishwa tarehe 16 Mei^[2].

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↑ The life of the saint was written by Blessed Theobaldus (Theobald, Teobaldo), his immediate successor in the episcopal see, and from this source is derived all the information given by his numerous biographers. The body of Ubaldo, which had at first been buried in the cathedral church by the Bishops of Perugia and Cagli, at the time of his canonization was found flexible and incorrupt, and was then placed in a small oratory on the top of the hill overlooking the city, where in 1508, at the wish of the Duke of Urbino, the canons regular built a church, frequented by numerous pilgrims, who come to visit the relics. The devotion to the saint is very popular throughout Umbria, but especially at Gubbio. The feast of their patron saint is celebrated by the inhabitants of the country round with great solemnity, there being religious and civil processions which call to mind the famous festivities of the Middle Ages in Italy.
↑ Martyrologium Romanum

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[1] The life of the saint was written by Blessed Theobaldus (Theobald, Teobaldo), his immediate successor in the episcopal see, and from this source is derived all the information given by his numerous biographers. The body of Ubaldo, which had at first been buried in the cathedral church by the Bishops of Perugia and Cagli, at the time of his canonization was found flexible and incorrupt, and was then placed in a small oratory on the top of the hill overlooking the city, where in 1508, at the wish of the Duke of Urbino, the canons regular built a church, frequented by numerous pilgrims, who come to visit the relics. The devotion to the saint is very popular throughout Umbria, but especially at Gubbio. The feast of their patron saint is celebrated by the inhabitants of the country round with great solemnity, there being religious and civil processions which call to mind the famous festivities of the Middle Ages in Italy.

[2] Martyrologium Romanum

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