Special Offer August Holiday from 09 to 16 August 2020

15 August in Volterra the Heart of Tuscany

The package is compose:

3 Nights with breakfast included

3 Dinner included (without drinks)

Special Offer August Holiday

3 nights in Half Board

Standard Single room: 255,00 € -10% sconto = 229,00€ per room
Standard Double room: 372,00 € -10% sconto = 334,00€ per room
Standard Double room with Balcony: 402,00 € -10% sconto = 361,00€ per room
Standard Triple room: 507,00 € -10% sconto = 456,00€ per room
Standard Quadruple room: 636,00 € -10% sconto = 572,00€ per room
Suite room: 756,00 € -10% sconto = 680,00€ per room

Economy Single room: 234,00 € -10% sconto = 210,00€ per room
Economy Double room: 327,00 € -10% sconto = 294,00€ per room
Camera Tripla Economy: 432,00 € -10% sconto = 388,00€ per room
Economy Quadruple room: 546,00 € -10% sconto = 491,00€ per room

THE FEAST OF THE ASSUMPTION

Regarding the origin of the feast we are also uncertain. It is more probably the anniversary of the dedication of some church than the actual anniversary of Our Lady’s death. That it originated at the time of the Council of Ephesus , or that St. Damasus introduced it in Rome is only a hypothesis.

According to the life of St. Theodosius (d. 529) it was celebrated in Palestine before the year 500, probably in August ( Baeumer, Brevier, 185). In Egypt and Arabia, however, it was kept in January, and since the monks of Gaul adopted many usages from the Egyptian monks ( Baeumer, Brevier, 163), we find this feast in Gaul in the sixth century, in January [ mediante mense undecimo (Greg. Turon., De gloria mart., I, ix)]. The Gallican Liturgy has it on the 18th of January, under the title: Depositio, Assumptio, or Festivitas S. Mariae (cf. the notes of Mabillon on the Gallican Liturgy, P. L., LXXII, 180). This custom was kept up in the Gallican Church to the time of the introduction of the Roman rite. In the Greek Church, it seems, some kept this feast in January, with the monks of Egypt ; others in August, with those of Palestine; wherefore the Emperor Maurice (d. 602), if the account of the “Liber Pontificalis” (II, 508) be correct, set the feast for the Greek Empire on 15 August.

Fonte: Catholic org

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