Patronal Feast of Saints John the Baptist and Blaise in Romanengo

A fortified village in the Crema area

Romanengo, in the Province of Cremona (Lombardy), is one of the most characteristic villages in the Lombardy plain, an ancient fortified center that still preserves traces of its defensive past. In the heart of the village stands the Parish Church of Saints John the Baptist and Blaise, on Via Vezzoli, with origins dating back to the 14th century: a building that tells the long spiritual history of the community.

The village patrons

The patronal feast of Romanengo is dedicated to Saints John the Baptist and Blaise and is traditionally celebrated on the first Sunday of October. It is the most heartfelt moment of the year for the village, when the religious and community dimensions merge around the parish church and its heritage of faith and art.

Devotion and community

As in many villages in the Crema area, the patronal feast is the occasion when the village comes together. The solemn mass in honor of the patron saints is the heart of the event, accompanied by moments of conviviality that mark the life of the community. The parish, which is part of the Diocese of Cremona, animates the celebrations and meetings.

Discovering Romanengo

Visiting Romanengo on the occasion of the patronal feast means discovering a village with an ancient charm, immersed in the countryside between Crema and Cremona. An opportunity to get to know an authentic corner of Lombardy, far from the major tourist flows, and to experience a tradition that is renewed year after year.