Where are they buried?

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I think it would be a persuasive apologetic tool if non-catholics knew where the important names of the bible are buried, if known. Please help me out.

Peter - St. Peter’s Basilica, Rome (head at St. John Lateran)
Paul - (head at St. John Lateran)
John
James
Andrew
Philip
Thomas - Cathedral, Ortona, Spain
Bartholomew
Matthew
James, son of Alphaeus
Simon the Zealot
Mark - St. Mark, Venice
Luke - Church of St. Justina, Padova
Zaccharia (father of John the Baptist) - St. Zaccaharia, Venice

Please add your own.
 
Im not sure but I think St John the Baptist is in Damascus but where he is burited is no longer a church.
 
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badebop:
I think it would be a persuasive apologetic tool if non-catholics knew where the important names of the bible are buried, if known.
How do you think this information will help?

cheddar
 
St. Mary of Magdala (Mary Magdalene) is buried in France. Her relics are in the seafekeeping of a catholic monastery.
 
Also, one of the James was buried in Spain. My brain is mush, so I can’t remember where.

Peace,
Linda
 
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LindaS:
Also, one of the James was buried in Spain. My brain is mush, so I can’t remember where.
Basilica of Santiago de Compostela.
 
Catholic Dude:
Im not sure but I think St John the Baptist is in Damascus but where he is burited is no longer a church.
The head of Saint John the Baptist: the Grand Mosque of Omayyadi (Damascus).
 
In September 1964, Pope Paul VI returned Andrew’s head to Patras (Greece).
 
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badebop:
To show how many aren’t buried in a protestant church.
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You can also use the list to show that we know where every major New Testament figure was buried but that the Blessed Virgin does not have a burial place. Protestants dispute the Assumption yet, where is she buried?
 
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