There is a major exhibition in Rome of the treasures from Naples associated with St Janarius, most of them are normally kept in the cathedral treasury or locked away in a strong room.
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It might be useful to provide a link, Father. Info in English on the museum web site is at:
http://www.fondazioneromamuseo.it/en/information.html
The BBC have an article on it today, in which they make the shock claim that Pope Francis won't go to the exhibit (I guess they needed to reach a certain word count for publication).
Totally a.w.e.s.o.m.e!
The Glory of Catholicism.
"The BBC have an article on it today, in which they make the shock claim that Pope Francis won't go to the exhibit (I guess they needed to reach a certain word count for publication)."
Blech.
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