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BrianH
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It is believed they are his bones. Sure, but once again, I do not see anything unseemly with having someone buried. You have to understand for me, and I am sure other people, talking about the bones of dead people and them not being properly buried…turns my stomach. I cannot fathom disturbing anyones grave. But I do not see historical evidence of an interest in bones until Martyrdom of Polycarp and those bones were buried. I am not saying he is not buried in Rome; I just do not see evidence of people venerating bones until later.Brian: I think you are wrong , SS Peter Paul bones are relics in Rome.