Thursday, September 30, 2010

Herstyler Vs Jose Eber

Churches and chapels dedicated to St. Vincent Martyr in the lands of Italy (I)


Within the impact that the devotion to San Vicente Martir (San Vincenzo Martire ) had throughout Europe noteworthy is the he had in Italy where we have more than one hundred monasteries, basilicas, churches and chapels dedicated to our saint, in some cases individually and jointly with other invocations in others. Let's start our tour we encountered in the North in the region of Lombardy and belonging to the Diocese of Milan . In Corbetta, we Cerello a church in early 1800 was initially a particular family chapel until 1950 and acquired its present aspect and was to serve all residents. Larger dimensions and with traces of neoclassical we Menzago as a village in the town of Sumirago . Four large Ionic columns give the Vigano of monumental appearance is enhanced by the dedication at the foot of the tympanum of the D VINCENTI DICATUM LM. Retablo monumental facade also presents the Varesino of Caronno coming from a convent in 1400 of what remains the chapel was renovated in 1937 and magnificent custody works of art. Highlights of Brusuglio Cormano in a circular niche is in the center of your eardrum with a bust of santo.Mucho most popular is the Rhone Cassignanica whose inhabitants held a gastronomic feast called " Sagra de la Rana "to finance the rehabilitation of its thirteenth century church is also dedicated to Santa Rita . And one of the most historically significant buildings is the Basilica of San Vincenzo in Prato of early Christian and austere style that was founded in the 770 dedicated to the Virgin but later expanded to San Vicente for the discovery their relics in an urn in the year 859. Has a unique octagonal Baptistery in 806 was added to a Benedictine monastery. It deteriorated in 1880, a group of enthusiasts restored and recovered it for a culto.ymostramos video. passing of Cimnago say that has a church and an oratory dedicated Maria Nascente also with fresh inside that shows the Virgin and Child with characters of 1500. In the Cremnago , R nverigo , its Renaissance church of 1606 features a unique bell tower. And the magnificent Basilica of San Vincenzo In Galliano is the most important early medieval building of the Lombardy with the annexed Baptistery of San Juan. An important milestone in the history of all came with the arrival of Da Ariberto Intimiano when he was appointed custodian of the basilica and was responsible for conducting in 1007 the total renovation of the building, carrying out their fresh and engagement San Vicente . In the twelfth century witnessed the decline of the whole because of the political upheavals of the era and became the basilica used to store and being acquired by private citizens in 1801. The property of the basilica went in the nineteenth century by the hands of many noble families deciding the Comune di Cantu early twentieth century to begin a phase acquisition of full restoration. That is why in 1986 finally opened to worship and show a video .

The no less powerful Calcinato church of the diocese of Brescia , is in a high around the city which is set in the ancient fortified with a neoclassical facade with outstanding five major sculptures and the new-Villachiara Bompensiere which opened in 1927 and built next to a chapel which was inaugurated on the occasion of the terrible plague of 1630 at the request of a local count. Zenevredo of belonging to the Diocese of Tortona , is rather high and dates from 1750. With regard to the oratory of Sesto Calende in Varese say that was built between the XI and XII centuries and was called " of the Three Kings ." Should turn a pagan temple tardoromano which is isolated and away from the city, having served as a refuge in the pest that devastated. As a magnificent example of Baroque facade of the church are Cremona that resulted from the union in 1594 of two previous churches: the San Vincenzo the year 1120 and the San Juan the year 1301. Its interior features three imposing plant ships.

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