Saint Vitus Martyr Festival
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Saint Vitus Martyr Festival

14 Jun 2025 — 15 Jun 2025
San Vito Romano — Roma (258)

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Edition 2025 — Saint Vitus Festival

In 2025, the Saint Vitus Martyr Festival was held on June 14th and 15th. The flower display along Borgo Mario Theodoli, dedicated to the theme «In the 2025 Jubilee, Rome embraces the world», set the stage for a weekend of faith and conviviality: the concert by the band I Carboidrati, the debut of the mascot Vitucciu, the communal lunch, and, on Sunday evening, the 7:00 PM Mass followed by the procession with the patron saint's statue through the village streets.

The 2025 edition in the spirit of the Jubilee

The 2025 edition of the patronal festival of San Vito Romano took place on Saturday, June 14th, and Sunday, June 15th, coinciding with the Saint's liturgical feast. The flower display created along Borgo Mario Theodoli, illuminated by characteristic lights, had as its theme «In the 2025 Jubilee, Rome embraces the world»: young volunteers, students, parish groups, and citizens composed floral displays with messages of peace and hope.

On Saturday evening, at the Monte di San Vito, the band I Carboidrati performed the greatest hits of Italian songwriting, alongside the gastronomic area featuring local flavors. On Sunday, after the communal lunch with music and the return of pilgrims from the Sanctuary of the Most Holy Trinity, the 7:00 PM Mass in the church of Saint Vitus was followed by the historic procession with the patron saint's statue, religious banners, and hundreds of devotees. Among the novelties, the debut of the mascot Vitucciu, designed to bring younger generations closer to the tradition.

Where does it take place — Saint Vitus Festival

Borgo Mario Theodoli e Piazza Garibaldi

Borgo Mario Theodoli, 00030 San Vito Romano

Contact Saint Vitus Festival

Tel
+39 329 2285668

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