Unveil the Centuries-Old Treasures Adorning Ancient Remains

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Many human remains were recovered from Roman catacombs in the 16th century and buried in churches in Germany, Austria and Switzerland by order of the Vatican.
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The remains of Saint Felix.
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These remains are said to be famous symbols of the Catholic Church.
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Each set of remains is decorated with a lot of gold, silver, and precious stones donated by devout believers.
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Saint Getreu’s remains in Ursberg, Germany are covered with jewelry, including rubies and turquoise.
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Close-up of Saint Friedrich’s remains at the Benedictine monastery in Melk, Austria.
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The hand of Saint Valentin in Bad Schussenreid, Germany is filled with rings and gorgeous gold jewelry.
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Saint Munditia’s hand covered in jewelry at St Peter’s Church in Munich.
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The body of the remains of Saint Vincentus decorated with gold leaf details in Stams, Austria.

 

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