Abbey of the Three Fountains
The Abbey of the Three Fountains in Rome, Italy is a significant place in Christianity because it is believed to be the site of the martyrdom of St. Paul.
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Martyrdom of St. Paul: According to tradition, St. Paul was beheaded on June 29, 67 AD by order of Emperor Nero. His head bounced three times on the ground, creating three springs of water.
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Pilgrimage site: Since at least the seventh century, people have come to the site to pray and give witness to St. Paul’s life and death.
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History: The abbey is located in a small valley along the ancient Via Laurentina. The area was once called Acque Salvie, which means “Saving Waters”.
- The abbey complex includes three churches, the oldest of which is the Church of St Paul at the Three Fountains.
- The Grotto of the Three Fountains is across the road from the abbey.
- The abbey’s entrance is marked by a shrine to St. Benedict, the Father of Western Monasticism.
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