bodies of Saints James, Theodorus and Athanasius

St Peters eg Part of the "True Cross"

Relics of St Mark in the Basilica

Saint Andrew's relics

Blood of St.Januarius

Holy Blood at Heilige Bloed Basiliek

Echmiatsin: The Holy Lance that pierced our Lord?s side by the Roman soldier during His crucifixion is among them. According to the tradition it was brought to Armenia by Apostle Thaddeus when he came to evangelize. The Lance is kept in the Cathedral Museum. The greatest relic of Armenian Church is the Right Hand of St. Grigor Lusavorich (St. Gregory the Illuminator). The relic is housed in a gold artwork depicting the sufferings of the saint. The third major relic is the piece of Noah?s Ark (kept in the Cathedral Museum). According to the tradition, it was given to St. Hakob (Jacob), Patriarch

Some human remains were found in one of Mamshit's churches. It is assumed they were connected to a Christian ritual.

The Seamless Robe of Jesus, kept in the dom of Trier

The monastery was famous because of the relics that it housed, the most celebrated the spear that wounded Christ on the Cross. Relics of the Apostles Andrew and John were donated in the 12th century (AB ev)

Basilica di Sant'Andrea: relic, called Preziosissimo Sangue di Cristo ("Most Precious Blood of Christ"), is preserved in the Sacred Vessels, according to the tradition was brought to Mantua by the Roman centurion Longinus. It was highly venerated during the Renaissance. The shrines are displayed only on the Good Friday, to the faithful and then brought out along the streets of Mantua in a procession. (wiki)

In the Abbey: the remains of St. Remi (died 553), the Bishop of Reims who converted Clovis, King of the Franks, to Christianity

Head of St. George, the relics of St Mark the Evangelist, and many others

"The church (...) contains the bones of St. Ranieri, Pisa's patron saint".
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The Basilica of San Domenico "contains several relics of St. Catherine of Siena, whose family house is nearby."
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"The relics of Saint Apollinaris were transferred from the Basilica of Sant'Apollinare in Classe" to the Basilica of Sant'Apollinare Nuovo "because of the threat posed by frequent raids of pirates from the Adriatic Sea."
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San Giacomo, Caltagirone: "the interior houses a relic, putatively the arm of St James, inside a silver box engraved with reliefs depicting the life of the saint".
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"In Nalanda there is only one relic stupa which is the core of site no. 03. It was constructed by Emperor Ashoka in the 3rd century BC to consecrate the bodily remains of Sariputta." (AB ev)

Hautvillers Abbey: "In 841 a priest from Reims stole the relic of the body of Saint Helena from Rome and the reliquary was transferred to the abbey. (...) The remaining relics of St. Helena stayed in the monastery until the French Revolution broke out. The monastery was destroyed but the cellarer was able to hide the relics until they could be safely transported to Paris for public veneration again. They were then entrusted to the Knights of the Holy Sepulchre and installed in their church, Saint-Leu-Saint-Gilles de Paris, in 1819."
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Basilica of st John Lateran - Table from thre Last supper

relics of St Mary Magdalene

Since 876 the cathedral's site has housed a tunic that was said to have belonged to the Blessed Virgin Mary, the Sancta Camisa. The relic had supposedly been given to the Cathedral by Charlemagne who received it as a gift during a crusade in Jerusalem.

Since 1349 the Aachen Pilgrimage has attracted pilgrims from all over the world every seven years, to come and visit the city of Charlemagne, which has been Episcopal residence since 1930. Shown are the Aachen cloth relics, which according to tradition have been worshiped as baby Jesus’ diaper, John the Baptist’s decapitation cloth and Christ’s loin cloth.
See www.aachen.de

The Empress Galla Placidia is said to have presented Ancona with the relics of Judas Cyriacus. However, the saint's head was situated at Provins, which was brought over from Jerusalem by Henry I of Champagne, who built a church in this town to display it.

One of Mary's hair is kept at Quedlinburg Abbey.

When it was capital, it housed the tooth of Buddha (which now is in Kandy)
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St Francis Xavier

The crypt of the Basilica of Saint Severinus houses the sarcophagi of the saints Severinus, Delphin, Amandus of Bordeaux, Veronica and Bénédicte.
See fr.wikipedia.org

Apart from the head of John the Baptist, the cathedral also holds the relics of the saints Fermin, Honoratus of Amiens, Ulphia, Theudosia of Amiens and Marie-Nicolas-Antoine Daveluy, one of the Korean Martyrs. (wiki fr)

"As of 2015 the cathedral holds a number of relics of St. Lucy, the patroness of the city: a number of bone fragments, a robe, a veil, and a pair of shoes." (wiki)
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The relics of Xuanzang are preserved at Xingjiao Temple

"Tongdosa Temple does not enshrine an image of the Buddha, because there are relics of the Buddha enshrined in the Diamond Precept Platform." - ICOMOS

The Basilica di San Marino houses the relics of Saint Marinus, the founder and patron of the Republic.
See en.wikipedia.org

"From the 11th to the 13th century "staging post" churches developed along the pilgrimage route, and in particular in France. Each of these was proud to house holy relics; indeed, the cult of relics was the mainstay of medieval pilgrimage." (Ab Ev) - The cult of relics is jointly linked to characteristic architectural creations, so much so that the term "pilgrimage church" is always used, even if by tradition and convenience, to designate buildings constructed from the end of the 12th century and which can be grouped by common architectural characteristics. (Nomination file, p. 5) Examples are the relics of Saint Foy in Conques, Saint Leonard in Saint-Léonard-de-Noblat, Saint Giles in Saint-Gilles du Gard, Saint Severin of Cologne in the Basilica of Saint Severinus in Bordeaux, Saint Quitterie in Sainte-Quitterie Church, Saint Bertrand in the Saint-Bertrand-de-Comminges Cathedral, Saint Saturnin in the Basilica of Saint-Sernin in Toulouse, Saint Amadour in the Saint-Sauveur Basilica of Rocamadour.

See fr.wikipedia.org

St. Anthony's chin and tongue at the Basilica of St. Anthony

Okusha Hoto enshrines the remains of Tokugawa Ieyasu

Benevento - The church of S. Sophia: " The building was probably completed by May 760, when in the course of a most solemn ceremony, the relics of the twelve Holy martyr Brothers were moved to the apse from various cities around Italy. In 768 the temple, symbol of longobard spirituality, became the resting place for the relics of St. Mercurius and later for a further thirty-one martyr saints and confessors." (Nomination file, p. 199)

Tooth of the Buddha

(Topkapi) The Sacred Trusts (inc a Hair from the beard of Mohammed)

San Miniato al Monte: "The crypt is the oldest part of the church and the high altar supposedly contains the bones of St Minias himself".

The relics of San Leo are preserved in the right nave of the church of Santo Stefano.
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"Securing the relics of Martinian and his subsequent canonization made it a place of pilgrimage and attracted many gifts and endowments." (AB Ev)

At Santa Chiara: "Against the back wall of the crypt are some holy relics, including tunics worn by Francis and Clare, a shirt she embroidered, and some locks of hair Francis sheared from her head." – The Basilica of San Francesco holds the remains of Saint Francis in the crypt in the Lower Church.
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Some parts of St. Anthony, in the Church of St. Trophime
See findingsaintsrome.blogspot.nl

A relic of St. Lazarus was stored in the church until a fire in 1090 which destroyed it

Ruwanwelisaya - Lord Buddha relic

Saint Clement's relics can be found in the Church of Saints Clement and Panteleimon in Ohrid.
See en.wikipedia.org