Martyr, whose shrine is venerated as a site of miracles. Agrippina is believed to have come from a good Roman family. She was caught up in the persecutions instituted by Emperor Valerian or Diocletian and was beheaded or scourged. Her body was taken to Mineo, Sicily, by three devout Christian women. The gravesite became a popular pilgrimage destination, noted for miracles through Agrippina's intercession.
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Could you possibly interpret for me or try to explain to me why I had a dream of three porcelain dolls that were in forms of girls that were walking towards me and the one girl who was in the middle turned into a beautiful little girl of about 8 or 9 years and said to me in true Italian language,"I am the descendant of Saint Agrippina", I was so overwhelmed that I woke up. I was just curious to why she came to me. These little dolls/girl was so beautiful. thank you
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