Patron Saint John Chrysostom Festival of Asola
Edition 2026 Sacred music Heritage History

Patron Saint John Chrysostom Festival of Asola

Asola celebrates its patron saint John Chrysostom in January

Asola — Mantova (020)
Dates 27 Jan — 27 Jan 2026
Location Asola (020)
Prices Free
Status Confirmed

About Patron Saint Festival of Asola

Every January 27th, Asola, a town in the Mantua plains, celebrates its patron saint with the Festival of Saint John Chrysostom. The occasion, deeply linked to the town's identity and the Cathedral of Sant'Andrea, combines religious celebrations with community gatherings. A traditional event that opens the calendar of Asola's events in the province of Mantua, renewing the town's bond with its protector saint.

Asola's Patron Saint

The Festival of Saint John Chrysostom is the occasion with which Asola, a town in the plains of the province of Mantua, celebrates its patron saint. The festival is linked to the date of January 27th, dedicated to Saint John Chrysostom, and is one of the first events in the town's calendar, deeply felt by the community.

Between Faith and Tradition

The heart of the festival is the religious celebration, with a solemn mass in honor of the patron saint in the Cathedral of Sant'Andrea, one of Asola's main monuments. Around the liturgical moment, opportunities for meeting and community engagement develop, involving the entire town.

An Event of Identity

Asola's patronal festival is part of the tradition of religious events in the Mantua plains, always linked to the identity and history of the places. It is an opportunity to rediscover the bond between faith, community, and historical heritage in one of the most characteristic towns in the province of Mantua.

Patron Saint Festival of Asola — edition 2026

The Festival of Saint John Chrysostom is celebrated in Asola on January 27, 2026, the liturgical feast day of the town's patron saint. The festival includes a solemn mass in the Cathedral of Sant'Andrea and community events that accompany the patronal feast in the Mantua plains.

The 2026 edition of the Festival of Saint John Chrysostom will be celebrated in Asola on January 27th, the liturgical date of the patron saint.

The festival revolves around the solemn mass in honor of the patron saint, celebrated in the Cathedral of Sant'Andrea, and the community gatherings that involve the town's citizens. The occasion traditionally opens the calendar of Asola's events for the year.

Programme Patron Saint Festival of Asola 2026

The detailed religious program (mass and celebration times) will be communicated by the Parish of Asola closer to the festival. The celebration centers on the solemn mass in honor of Saint John Chrysostom in the Cathedral of Sant'Andrea.

Highlights Patron Saint Festival of Asola 2026

The solemn mass in the Cathedral of Sant'Andrea in honor of the patron saint is the heart of the festival.

Prices Patron Saint Festival of Asola 2026

<p>Free admission to all celebrations.</p>

Practical information — Patron Saint Festival of Asola

How to get there

Asola can be reached by car via the former SS343 Asolana road, between Mantua and Brescia. The nearest train stations are Carpenedolo and Castiglione delle Stiviere.

When

The festival is celebrated on January 27th, the liturgical feast day of Saint John Chrysostom.

Contacts

Municipality of Asola and Parish of Asola. Celebration times will be announced closer to the festival.

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Cattedrale di Sant'Andrea e centro di Asola

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