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| Santa Maria in Aracoeli - Rome |
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Your answer was: Emperor Constantine I. |
Answer: St. Helen, the mother of Constantine I, died around 330 (aged 83–84). Most of her relics rest in a large porphyry tub under an altar in Santa Maria in Aracoeli church in Rome. Her original sarcophagus is in the Vatican Museum. Emperor Charles IV gifted a part of her head to the Cathedral of Trier in Germany. 
 St. Helen's Head Relic from the Trier Cathetal  St. Helen's Sarcophagus is in the Vatican Museum References • St Helen findagrave.com (website) • Sarcophagus St Helen Vatican Museum (website) • The Holy Relics Of Saint Helena greekdiplomaticlife.com (website) 2017 • Joseph N. Tylenda, S. Maria in Araoeli, The Pilgrim's Guide To The Rome's Principal Churches The Liturgical Press copyright 1993 pages 224-231 • Santa Maria in Ara Coeli Wikipedia |
