Oratorio de San Giuseppe - Florencia, Italia - Signs of History on Waymarking.com

"El oratorio de San Giuseppe es una pequeña iglesia ubicada en via Sant'Antonino, en el centro histórico de Florencia , a pocos pasos de la estación Santa Maria Novella y del mercado central . En Florencia, la parroquia de San Giuseppe y una iglesia más pequeña en via Santa Caterina d'Alessandria también están dedicadas a San José .

También conocido como de la Divina Encarnación , formó parte del convento de las montalve , las mínimas esclavas de la Santísima Trinidad, y fue construido en 1646 con una fachada sencilla con portada flanqueada por dos ventanas ovaladas. Tras la supresión del complejo religioso en 1780 , los montalve fueron trasladados al monasterio de Sant'Agata en via San Gallo , luego al de San Jacopo en via della Scala y finalmente a villa La Quiete , en via di Boldrone, donde Aún hoy existe la iglesia de las Hermanas Montalve .

En la esquina con Via Faenza un hermoso sagrario está dedicado a la Virgen de la Anunciación, como consta en el pergamino. Obra de un pintor florentino del siglo XIV, está insertada en un marco de pietra serena y decoración de estuco con ángeles en relieve."

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"The Oratory of San Giuseppe is a small church located in via Sant'Antonino, in the historic center of Florence, a few steps from the Santa Maria Novella station and the central market. In Florence, the parish of San Giuseppe and one more church small one in via Santa Caterina d'Alessandria are also dedicated to Saint Joseph.

Also known as the Divine Incarnation, it was part of the convent of the Montalve, the minimum slaves of the Holy Trinity, and was built in 1646 with a simple façade with a doorway flanked by two oval windows. After the suppression of the religious complex in 1780, the montalve were moved to the monastery of Sant'Agata in via San Gallo, then to that of San Jacopo in via della Scala and finally to villa La Quiete, in via di Boldrone, where the church still exists today. Church of the Montalve Sisters.

On the corner of Via Faenza, a beautiful tabernacle is dedicated to the Virgin of the Annunciation, as stated in the parchment. Work of a Florentine painter of the 14th century, it is inserted in a pietra serena frame and stucco decoration with angels in relief."

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Group that erected the marker: Comuna de Florencia URL of a web site with more information about the history mentioned on the sign: [Web Link] Address of where the marker is located. Approximate if necessary: Via Sant'Antonino Florencia, Italia 50123

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