Editing Jurisdavidism (section)

==Sacred places==
The sacred places of Jurisdavidism are located on {{interlanguage links|Mount Labbro|it}}, renamed ''Labaro'' by Lazzaretti: the tower, the construction of which was started in July 1869 and finished in August 1870; the small church, consecrated in 1872 and the hermitage, completed in 1875. After Lazzaretti's death, the tower fell into disrepair and some initial attempts to restore it were undertaken in 1958 by some followers. Severely damaged by lightning, it was consolidated in 1995 and restored in the years between 2003 and 2004. Of the other buildings, it is possible to admire the ruins. Another sacred place is the so-called Grotta della Sabina, the medieval hermitage of Sant'Angelo, near [[Montorio Romano]], where Davide Lazzaretti retired in penance for forty-seven days in 1868.