The plaque commemorating the discovery of the relics of Saint Giulia in Lavagna.
Going down from the church of Santa Giulia towards Lavagna you come across this shrine with a plaque commemorating the attempted theft of the relic of the Saint.

The plaque reads:
“Here was found the illustrious relic of St. Giulia that a bold hand threw into the plain below after having divided the loot from the sacrilegious theft committed in the parish church on the night of March 14, 1911 – In memory the members of Rigone placed this memorial.”

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The church, whose dedication to Santa Giulia ended up indicating, as often happens, not only the church but also the entire municipal hamlet, called Centaura, in which it stands, is cited as an already existing chapel in a document from the 11th century and precisely from 1031, therefore the original building was constructed before that date.
Tra le opere conservate, oltre alle reliquie di santa Giulia portate nel 1724.
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The plaque in memory of the discovery of the Santa Giulia relics in Lavagna – La plaque en mémoire de la découverte des reliques de Santa Giulia à Lavagna – La placa en memoria del descubrimiento de las reliquias de Santa Giulia en Lavagna – A placa em memória da descoberta das relíquias de Santa Giulia em Lavagna – Die Gedenktafel zur Erinnerung an die Entdeckung der Reliquien von Santa Giulia in Lavagna – Tấm bia tưởng nhớ việc phát hiện di tích Santa Giulia ở Lavagna – 纪念在拉瓦尼亚发现圣朱利亚遗迹的牌匾 – ラヴァーニャのサンタ・ジュリア遺跡の発見を記念する銘板