relics to the motherhouse at Huy on 18 July. The saint soon acquired a reputation as a miracle-worker, and continues to enjoy the veneration of both Crosiers and those outside the Order. There are always a number of pilgrims who come to various houses and churches of the Order on her feast day to ask for intercession, especially against blindness and diseases of the eyes. In response to requests, the Crosiers send small vials of water blessed with her relics all over the world. The National Shrine of Saint Odilia is located in Onamia, Minnesota. In 2010, the Crosiers celebrated 800 years since their founding with Jubilee celebrations at St. Agatha Monastery near Cuijk, the Netherlands, where the Crosiers have lived continuously since 1371, as well as in the United States, Rome, Indonesia, Brazil and the Congo. Crosier monasteries Crosier Monastery, Maastricht Ter Apel Monastery (Groningen, the Netherlands) See also Canons Regular of the Holy Cross of Coimbra References Father Michael Cotone, o.s.c., quondam archivist, historian, and translator for the U.S. Crosiers; August 2008 The Crosier Journey, 2009 Crosier Fathers and Brothers Province, Inc. External links 1210s establishments in the Holy Roman Empire Religious organizations established in the 1210s Canons regular Christian religious orders established in the 13th century 1210 establishments in Europe ca:Canonges Regulars de la Santa Creu