The blessing of the throat, also known as the "Blessing of Saint Blaise," is a Catholic tradition that takes place on February 3rd each year, the feast day of Saint Blaise. Saint Blaise is the patron saint of throat illnesses and is often invoked for the protection of the throat and for healing of ailments related to the throat.
During the blessing of the throat, a priest places two crossed candles on the throat of the individual and recites a special prayer asking for the intercession of Saint Blaise for protection and healing. This blessing is believed to protect against illnesses of the throat and to promote good health.
The blessing of the throat is a popular tradition in Catholic churches around the world, particularly in countries with a strong devotion to Saint Blaise. Many people participate in the blessing of the throat as a way to seek protection and healing for themselves or their loved ones.
The next blessing of the throat will take place on February 3, 2024, and individuals are encouraged to participate in this tradition if they are seeking the protection and healing that Saint Blaise is believed to offer for throat-related ailments.
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