The head and torso were retained by the monastery at Segovia. They were venerated until 1647, when on orders from Rome designed to prevent the veneration of remains without official approval, the remains were buried in the ground. In the 1930s they were disinterred, and are now sited in a side chapel in a marble case above a special altar.
the head and torso were retained by the monastery at segovia they were venerated until 1647 when on orders from rome designed to prevent the veneration of remains without official approval the remains were buried in the ground in the 1930s they were disinterred and are now sited in a side chapel in a marble case above a special altar