Also in the square with the Glockenspiel was this church, Church of St. Quirinus. We later picked up an English book which explained in this Church lay the bones of a Roman Maryter St. Quirinus, whose bone supposably help protect the city from a ten month siege in 1475.
When peeked inside and were in awe of how beautiful it is.
Outside they have a fountian which pilgrims would come to drink from to be cured of illness.
Catholic ways seem so odd to me. Drinking water from a special place seems so much like, in Brazil how you could get a bracelet from a specific church and obtain your request when the bracelet finally broke.
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We always found the churches in Europe to be at least as amazing as the castles. Are they still open all the time so you can go in?
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