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| Saints Anne and James church in Przasnysz | |
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 Saints Anne and James church in Przasnysz | |
| General information | |
| Architectural style | Post-Gothic |
| Town or city | Przasnysz |
| Country | Poland |
| Construction started | 1588 |
| Completed | 1618 |
Saints Anne and James church in Przasnysz ( Polish: Kościół klasztorny pw. św. Jakuba i Anny w Przasnyszu) is an Roman Catholic church in Przasnysz, Poland. Initially it belonged to Bernardines, now it belongs to Passionists.
History
The Bernardine monastery in Przasnysz was founded by Paweł Kostka in 1586. [1] The first friars came in 1588. [1] The construction of the church was finished in 1620 and it was consecrated by auxiliary bishop of Płock Stanisław Starczewski in 1635. [1] The Bernardine monastery was closed in 1864 as a repression after the January Uprising. [1] Since 1923 the church and the monastery belongs to Passionists. [1]
The architecture of Saints Anne and James church in Przasnysz was modelled after the Late Gothic Bernardine church in Bydgoszcz and it represents the Post-Gothic style.
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Church and the monastery complex -
Interior of the church -
Monastery
References
53°01′11″N 20°52′33″E / 53.01972°N 20.87583°E
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| Saints Anne and James church in Przasnysz | |
|---|---|
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Saints Anne and James church in Przasnysz | |
| General information | |
| Architectural style | Post-Gothic |
| Town or city | Przasnysz |
| Country | Poland |
| Construction started | 1588 |
| Completed | 1618 |
Saints Anne and James church in Przasnysz ( Polish: Kościół klasztorny pw. św. Jakuba i Anny w Przasnyszu) is an Roman Catholic church in Przasnysz, Poland. Initially it belonged to Bernardines, now it belongs to Passionists.
History
The Bernardine monastery in Przasnysz was founded by Paweł Kostka in 1586. [1] The first friars came in 1588. [1] The construction of the church was finished in 1620 and it was consecrated by auxiliary bishop of Płock Stanisław Starczewski in 1635. [1] The Bernardine monastery was closed in 1864 as a repression after the January Uprising. [1] Since 1923 the church and the monastery belongs to Passionists. [1]
The architecture of Saints Anne and James church in Przasnysz was modelled after the Late Gothic Bernardine church in Bydgoszcz and it represents the Post-Gothic style.
Gallery
-
Church and the monastery complex
-
Interior of the church
-
Monastery
References
53°01′11″N 20°52′33″E / 53.01972°N 20.87583°E
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