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Set in an impervious area, among trees and rocks; in the background the jagged outline of the surrounding mountains, the shrine juts out against a backdrop that combines peace and prayer. Carved out of a natural cave opened in a mountain overlooking the Imagna Valley, the shrine is a place of enchantment and quiet. Set in an impervious area, among trees and rocks; in the background the jagged outline of the surrounding mountains, the shrine juts out against a backdrop that combines peace and prayer.
\nThis mystical place originated during the period of struggles between Guelphs and Ghibellines, between 1350 and 1440.
\nTo escape the violence, some local residents hid in a ‘corna busa,’ which means natural cavity in dialect.
\nOne of them carries with him the wooden statue of Our Lady, which he forgets, however, in the lobby of the cave when, having escaped danger, he returns to the village.
\nThe cult of the Madonna of the Cave, only later “Madonna of the Cornabusa”<\/strong> is from a later period, when a deaf-mute girl, who ended up there while grazing sheep, discovers the statue and prodigiously recovers her voice and hearing.
\nThe venerated statuette stands eighty centimeters tall and was carved from 15th-century wood.
\nThe mystical appeal of the shrine is reinforced by the light of candles reflecting on the cave from which water drips.
\nThe surrounding landscape evokes a deep sense of recollection.
\nThe Cornabusa Sanctuary is located in S.Omobono Terme and can be reached by car.
\nFrom the parking lot the path leads through the woods following the eight chapels dedicated to the Marian Mysteries and the story of the young girl.
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