Saint Sarah

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Saint Sarah, also known as Sara-la-Kali, is a revered figure in Romani Catholic tradition, venerated as the patron saint of the Romani people and honored in annual pilgrimages to Saintes-Maries-de-la-Mer in France.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Catholic folk saint
patron saint
religious figure
alsoKnownAs Black Sara NERFINISHED
Sara e Kali NERFINISHED
Sara-la-Kali NERFINISHED
associatedWith Romani identity
Saintes-Maries-de-la-Mer NERFINISHED
fertility
healing
miracles
pilgrimage
protection
colorSymbolism black
country France
cultStatus folk devotion not officially canonized by the Vatican
culturalSignificance symbol of Romani unity
symbol of hope for the oppressed
devotionalPractice immersion of statue in the sea
lighting candles
procession to the sea
votive offerings
ethnicAssociation Romani NERFINISHED
feastObservedBy Romani Catholics NERFINISHED
honoredIn annual pilgrimages
iconographicAttribute crowned statue
dark-skinned statue
richly dressed in robes
legendRole Egyptian or Indian origin (tradition)
servant of the Three Marys
linkedTo Mary Jacobe (tradition) NERFINISHED
Mary Magdalene (tradition) NERFINISHED
Mary Salome (tradition) NERFINISHED
Three Marys of the Gospels NERFINISHED
majorPilgrimageMonth May NERFINISHED
October
majorPilgrimageSite Notre-Dame-de-la-Mer church NERFINISHED
patronage Romani people NERFINISHED
the marginalized
travellers
pilgrimageParticipants Romani from across Europe
religion Roman Catholicism
surface form: Catholicism

Christianity
shrineLocation Saintes-Maries-de-la-Mer NERFINISHED
veneratedBy Romani people NERFINISHED
veneratedIn France NERFINISHED
Romani Catholic tradition

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