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Minorite Church, from Castle
One of the most beuatiful baroque churches in europe.
In 1517 there was a rebellion in a Franciscan ordination in
North-Italy. Seven Franciscan monks established their own minority under
the name of the Minorites.
The first Minorite church was built on the bank of Eger stream. As
the stream used to be abounding in water, its floods seriously damaged the
small church and a new one was needed to be built. (1758-1773)
The Father Superior of the monks had been castigated for building
such an imposing church which was in fact in contrast to their attitude
being poor.
As we go along marvelling the imposing outside and inside of the
church, the altar, the frescos, and the carving of the furniture, there are
no doubts that the church was built by an excellent architect.
The church can be found in the large Dobó István square, which
emphasizes it's unique masterpiece.
Photo 1821, Sept 2008
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Minorite Church, from Castle, towers of the Cathedral can be seen
behind it.
Photo 1828, Sept 2008
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Part of Minorite Church, from Castle
Photo 1839, Sept 2008
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Minorite Church
Photo 1857, Sept 2008
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Minorite Church
Photo 1867, Sept 2008
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Minorite Church, interior
Photo 1859, Sept 2008
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Minorite Church, interior
Photo 1861, Sept 2008
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Minorite Church, interior
Photo 1862, Sept 2008
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Minorite Church, interior
Photo 1864, Sept 2008
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Minorite Church, interior
Photo 1865, Sept 2008
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Minorite Church, interior
Photo 1866, Sept 2008
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