Saint Stamp
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Saint Stamp est un saint catholique, vénéré par ou pour les personnes atteintes de goutte ou ayant difficultés de locomotion - principalement pour les enfants qui tardent à faire leurs premiers pas ou qui ont des difficultés à se tenir debout.
Ce saint ne figure pas, sous ce nom, dans la liturgie. Il n'a jamais pu être identifié exactement et plusieurs propositions ont été avancées. Saint Stamp pourrait être une déformation de saint Stapin, évêque de Carcassonne au VIIe ‑ VIIIe siècle siècles PCN. En wallon, "stamper" signifie se tenir debout, camper. Mais le nom de saint Stamp pourrait également venir de saint Photin, saint Potin ou saint Potentin…
Références
- De Viviès, Bertrand. « Autour d’un saint mythique ; réalité du recours thérapeutique et cohésion sociale : saint Stapin en Haut Languedoc » p. 40-48 in C.O.R.D.A.E./La Talvera « Espaces thérapeutiques, saints guérisseurs et autres intercesseurs ». Ministère de la Culture et de la Communication, Paris, février 2007, 178 p.
- Saint-Gervais-sur-Mare - La légende de Saint Stapin, 27 avril 2006 ; extrait de de Chesnel, Adolphe « Usages, coutumes et superstitions des habitants de la Montagne Noire », 1839 :
- La fête de la Saint-Stapin à Dourgne, 4 août 2008.
- Saint Stapin de Dourgne (de Massaguel aussi)…, 29 juillet 2009.
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