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May 12, 1956 - Over 900 years had passed since benedictine monks had been in Martinsberg in Weingarten. In 1094 Countess Judith brought the Heilige Blut from Flanders as a wedding gift for the cloister and her husband Welf IV. Ever since then monks have kept the treasure safe. Since then, thousands pilgrim year in and year out to Weingarten. On Blood Friday(May 11) 700 riders of the Heilige Blut ride through the area. Pictured: Dr. Bernhard Kaelin of S. Anselmo, Rome(left) gives the relic to rider Father Basilius Naegels(on the horse

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1094 Anselmo Basilius Benedictine Bernhard Blut Cloister Flanders Heilige Judith Kept Monks Passed Pilgrim Relic Safe Weingarten Welf


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