Let us learn about San Felice! : the first version of the heading into slav language comes from a small tourist guide of the villlage, while the second is given by my father.

The village of San Felice del Molise is one of the three villages where the slavic dialect of the emigrants who came from Balkans still remains. The installation of the emigrants in this village is dated from the year 1518. At the time, San Felice had been left initially after an earthquake in 1456 and after the plague in 1495. Thus this "targeted" colonization allowed the repopulation of uninhabited zones.

I found a quotation direct of the village of San Felice by some historians. That citation dates from the year 1568 and shows that the Republic of Ragusa was a known economic center of this small village.

• Where is the village of San Felice?
• Let us visit San Felice :
• General sights of the village
• Brought closer sights
• Some old streets
• The Ducal palace and the statue of Antonio Zara
• General sight since the ducal Ducal 
  
• The church of Santa-Maria of Constantinople built around the year 1200. It was extended about 1500 at the time of the arrival of the Slavic population, then was further altered as much inside than outside about 1700.
• The chapel of San Felice Papa dedicated probably dates back to the XI century. Two very intriguing stones are set on the top of its entrance.
• The castello (the castle): dating from VIII-IX centuries, the ruins of a castle were transformed into a church in 1910 dedicated to the Madonna. A small zone was set aside to make it possible for picnics and barbecues..., while benefitting from a beautiful panorama.
• Processions of the village 
  
• Old sights  Some superb old pictures.
  

My electronic address to contact me:
manso@clermont.in2p3.fr