Basilica di Santa Giustina a Padova
Il complesso monumentale comprende la Basilica, una delle più grandi della cristianità, ed il Monastero. Le navate laterali sono scandite dalle cappelle, impreziosite da pale d'altare di artisti del Seicento, fra i quali Luca Giordano e Palma il Giovane. Sulla navata di destra, dietro l'Arca di San Mattia, si trova il cinquecentesco Pozzo dei Martiri, che raccoglie le reliquie dei martiri padovani. Poco oltre si trova il Sacello di San Prosdocimo, residuo del complesso primitivo. Assai interessanti sono ancora la Cappella di San Massimo, con il gruppo marmoreo della Pietà, di Filippo Parodi, e la trecentesca Cappella di San Luca.
La basilica ospita le spoglie di diversi santi : oltre alla Santa Giustina, qui riposano anche San Prosdocimo, San Massimo, Sant'Urio, Santa Felicita, San Giuliano, e le reliquie di San Mattia apostolo e San Luca evangelista.
Padova Basilica di Santa Giustina
La Basilica Abbaziale di Santa Giustina è un importante luogo di culto cattolico di Padova, situato in Prato della Valle.
Prima del 1000, l'annesso monastero fu luogo di culto da prima dipendenza episcopale e poi fu affidato ad una comunità di monaci benedettini che ne fecero un'importante abbazia. Nel XV secolo fu sede della grande riforma dell'abate Ludovico Barbo che portò alla fondazione della Congregazione cassinese. Sino alle soppressioni napoleoniche fu una della maggiori abbazie della cristianità e la basilica, ricostruita nel XVI secolo, è tuttora uno degli edifici più grandi del mondo.
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Padova: Basilica di Santa Giustina
Saint Justina (Justine) of Padua (Italian: Santa Giustina) is a Christian saint who was said to have been martyred in 304 AD. Justina was said to have been a young woman who took private vows of chastity and was killed during the persecutions of Diocletian. She is a patron saint of Padua.
Medieval histories described her as a disciple of Saint Peter the Apostle. Thus, Saint Prosdocimus, the first bishop of Padua, is said to have been Justina's spiritual father; his histories states that he was sent from Antioch by Peter.
She is mentioned in Foxe's Book of Martyrs.The abbey and the basilica of Santa Giustina, in Padua, houses art dedicated to the saint, including the Martyrdom of St. Justine by Paolo Veronese. The complex was founded in the 5th century on Justine's tomb, and in the 15th century became one of the most important monasteries in the area, until it was suppressed by Napoleon in 1810. In 1919 it was reopened. The tombs of several saints are housed in the interior, including those of Justina, St. Prosdocimus, St. Maximus, St. Urius, St. Felicitas, St. Julian, as well as relics of the Apostle St. Matthias and the Evangelist St. Luke. With its 122 m long and 82 m wide, the basilica of Santa Giustina is one of the largest in Christendom. The grandeur of the basilica is still huge in proportion to the square of the Prato della Valle which it overlooks.
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Non lasciatevi ingannare dalla pochezza della facciata, all'interno é spettacolare! Tre basiliche in una e il monastero annesso meritano!
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È Chiaro che la basilica di Sant'Antonio è la prima cosa da vedere a Padova, ma dopo bisogna visitare assolutamente Santa Giustina... Bellissima!
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Se la visiti dopo sant Antonio rischi di non apprezzarla. Pare ignuda vuota. Ma se ti fermi e la ascolti allora parla all anima ed ha una immensa bellezza interiore. Belle le opere esposte il crocefisso e gli affreschi. visita consigliata
Church of St. Justina, Padua, Veneto, Italy, Europe
The Abbey of Santa Giustina is a Benedictine abbey in the center of the City of Padua, facing the Prato della Valle, which dates from the 10th century. The abbey is attached to the Basilica of Santa Giustina, which was built in the 6th century. Its present shape derives from construction in the 17th century. The abbey is attached to the basilica which was built in the 520s by the Prefect Opilius to house the remains of St. Justina of Padua (d. 7 October 304) and of other Christian martyrs of the city. The building, with its lavish decorations, was described in 565 in a Life of St. Martin written by Venantius Fortunatus. By the 10th century, the presence of a monastic community which served the many pilgrims who came to the basilica to pray to the saints whose relics were contained there is seen in the decision of the Bishop of Padua in 971 to place the community under the Rule of St. Benedict. At that point the monastic community undertook renovations of the basilica. In the course of this work, on 2 August 1052 the remains of various saints, including Maximus the Confessor, Felicitas of Padua, Julian the Hospitaller and those identified as the Holy Innocents, were exhumed. In 1110 the abbey was sacked by the troops of the future Holy Roman Emperor Henry V during his invasion of Lombardy, in order to punish the monks for their loyalty to Pope Pascal II. The basilica complex was devastated in 1117 by a very strong earthquake which wreaked havoc throughout northern Italy and Germany. After the basilica and monastery were rebuilt, excavations resumed and in 1174 the remains of the patroness of the abbey was discovered, as were those identified in 1177 as those of Luke the Evangelist. A period of decline in the observance of its way of life began to develop in the monastic community. At the same time, the monks were led by a number of very spiritual abbots, such as Arnaldo of Limena, who died while imprisoned by Ezzelino III da Romano and is honored as Blessed, as is Nicholas of Prussia. The abbey, however, reached the height of its influence under the leadership of Ludovico Barbo, who, despite being a canon regular and not a monk, was appointed as abbot by the bishop in order to undertake a reform of the monastic life in the abbey. He was successful and the abbey became the nucleus of the Congregation of Santa Giustina, which spread to include monasteries throughout Europe who came under the guidance of the Abbot of Santa Giustina. The congregation later became called the Cassinese Congregation. The abbey developed ties with centers of learning across the continent. The life of the abbey came to an end in 1797 when, along with all other religious communities, it was suppressed in the occupation of Italy by the French Revolutionary Army, led by Napoleon Bonaparte, which established the Cisalpine Republic in the city. Its artworks and the most valuable collections of the abbatial library were sent to Paris by the occupying forces. The monks were expelled and the buildings and property were sold off in 1810. The cloisters were then used as a military hospital, later as a barracks. The buildings were returned to the Catholic Church in 1917 and Pope Benedict XV re-established the abbey with all its ancient rights and privileges. He placed it under the Abbey of Praglia in nearby Teolo, which sent monks to resume monastic life there. On 1 November 1942 the community was declared an autonomous priory, which was established under its own abbot on 22 January 1943. The basilica and abbey now have the government status of a national monument and operate under the authority of the Superintendent of Monuments and Civil Heritage.
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The Abbey of Santa Giustina, is in the center of Padua, facing the Prato della Valle, and its present shape derives from construction in the 17th century. It was founded in the 6th century to house the tomb of Saint Justina of Padua . The abbey was suppressed by Napoleon in 1810. A monastery was restarted at the site in 1919. It now also houses a state library and monument.
The basilica church, with a profusion of Byzantine domes, was known for it diverse relics including those of Saint Prosdocimus, Saint Maximus the Confessor, Saint Urio, Saint Felicita, Saint Julian the Hospitaller, and even relics of Saint Matthew and Saint Luke Evangelist. The church contains a canvas of Martyrdom of St. Justine by Paolo Veronese.
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Padova - A 1700 anni dalla morte, l'associazione Pernumia viva rappresenta a Padova il martirio di santa Giustina con 150 figuranti: dal sacello di Pontecorvo alla Basilica di Santa Giustina passando per Prato della Valle (Alberto Feltrin)
Places to see in ( Padua - Italy )
Places to see in ( Padua - Italy )
Padua (Padova) is a city in Northern Italy’s Veneto region. It’s known for the frescoes by Giotto in its Scrovegni Chapel and the vast 13th-century Basilica of St. Anthony. The basilica, with its Byzantine-style domes and notable artworks, contains the namesake saint’s tomb. In Padua's old town are arcaded streets and stylish cafes frequented by students of the University of Padua, established in 1222.
Padova ( Padua - Italy ) is a city in North Eastern Italy, and the capital of the province of the same name. It is located centrally in the Veneto region, between Venezia on one side and Vicenza and Verona on the other.
The Padua Card allows you to visit most churches and all museums as well as to use the public transport for €16 (48h) or €21 (72h).
Landmarks
Saint Anthony's cathedral (Basilica di Sant'Antonio), Piazza del Santo Saint Anthony's Basilica is the best-known tourist site in Padova - millions of pilgrims visit every year. Built immediately after The Saint's death in the 1200s, it houses his tomb and notable relics. The statues and crucifix on the main altar are by Donatello, as is the statue of horse and rider in the square in front of the church (called Gattamelata - the honeyed cat). Free.
St. George's Oratory (Oratorio di San Giorgio). A beautiful, frescoed, and generally empty hall on the south side of the piazza next to the Basilica di Sant'Antonio. The paintings were done by two of Giotto's students, and though they are not as magnificent as those in the Cappella degli Scrovegni, you can sit down and gaze at them undisturbed for as long as you like. €2.50.
crovegni's Chapel (Cappella degli Scrovegni), Corso Garibaldi . The Chapel is in the north of the city center, not far from the bus and train stations. The walls and ceilings are covered in frescos by Giotto, completed in 1303-1305.
At 90.000 square meters, Prato della Valle is the biggest square in Europe and probably one of the most beautiful in the World. Historically a Roman theater and later a fairground, it was redone in 1775 to the present layout: a large central grassy area, surrounded by a statue-lined canal, then a broad expanse of flagstones before a couple lanes of traffic are allowed to trickle around it in the distance. Santa Giustina Basilica is along one side of Prato della Valle.
Roman ruins, including an Arena. The Arena is smaller and less impressive than those in Verona or Rome, but well-located in a lovely and well-maintained park. Chiesa Eremitani, near Scrovegni's Chapel, has an unusual wooden ceiling.
Next door to the cathedral is the Baptistry, with impressive frescos by Giusto de Menabuoi (done between 1375-1376). Astronomic Observatory (La Specola) Although the observatory was build after Galileo's time in Padova, you'll learn a lot about his significance for the research in Padova. You reach the top of the tower after a lecture of about one hour and can enjoy the view.
Botanic Garden - the first Botanic Garden in the World, operated by the University of Padova, and on the UNESCO World Heritage list since 1997. It isn't a large garden, but subtly laid out to swallow groups of people and give the impression of solitude.
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Basilica di Sant'Antonio di Padova, Italia
The Pontifical Basilica of Saint Anthony of Padua (Italian: Basilica Pontificia di Sant'Antonio di Padova) is a Roman Catholic church and minor basilica in Padua, northern Italy. Although the Basilica is visited as a place of pilgrimage by people from all over the world. The basilica is known locally as il Santo. It is one of the eight international shrines recognized by the Holy See
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Salita al campanile della Basilica di Santa Giustina - Padova
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Salita alla torre campanaria - 14 luglio 2018
Concerto di 7 campane in scala diatonica di Do3 fuse da fonditori vari in epoche varie
Dati:
1 campana: nota Do3 - fusa dalla Fonderia De Maria di Vicenza nel 1733.
2 campana: nota Re3 - fusa da Alberto Soletti di Brescia nel 1765.
3 campana: nota Mi3 - fusa dalla Fonderia Colbachini di Bassano del Grappa (VI) nel 1791.
4 campana: nota Fa3, fusa dalla Fonderia Colbachini di Bassano del Grappa (VI) nel 1889.
5 campana: nota Sol3 - fonditore ignoto nel 1771.
6 campana: nota La3 - fusa dalla Fonderia De Poli di Vittorio Veneto (TV) nel 1957.
7 campana (ottavino): nota Do4 - fuso dalla Fonderia Cavadini di Verona nel 1887.
Un grandissimo grazie va a Umbe03 e a Bellringer Deveà per alcune foto, a Campanaro Italia e a Campanaro 09 Italia per la bellissima giornata passata insieme.
Inoltre ringrazio la Basilica Abbaziale di Santa Giustina, nella persona del parroco Dom Federico Lauretta, per la disponibilità dimostrataci.
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