Chiesa del Purgatorio

I Misteri di Trapani 1989

Spezzoni tratti dalla diretta televisiva della processione dei Misteri 1989, quando uscirono da San Domenico e rientrarono nella chiesa del Purgatorio.

Venerdì Santo 24 MARZO 1989



Uscita dei Sacri Gruppi dalla chiesa di San Domenico

Via Orfane - Via XXX Gennaio - Via Mercè - Largo San Francesco di Paola - Via Todaro - Via Aperta

Via Carrara - Corso Italia - Piazza Sant'Agostino - Piazzetta Saturno - Via Torrearsa

Via delle Arti - Via Barone Sieri Pepoli - Via Garibaldi - Piazza Vittorio Veneto - Viale Regina Margherita

Piazza Vittorio Emanuele Sosta e funzione religiosa

Via G.B. Fardella ( lato Sud ) - Piazza Martiri d'Ungheria -Via G.B. Fardella ( lato nord )

Piazza Vittorio Emanuele - Via Spalti - Via Osorio -Via XXX Gennaio - Corso Italia - Via Carrara

Via San Pietro - Via Luce - Via Biscottai - Piazza Scarlatti - Via Teatro - Via Torrearsa - Casina delle Palme

Piazza XVIII Novembre - Piazza Lucatelli - Via Nunzio Nasi, Via Giacomo Tartaglio - Largo San Francesco d'Assisi -

Via Corallai - Viale Duca d'Aosta - Via Cappuccini - Via Cristoforo Colombo - Via G.da Procida - Via Silva - Piazza Scalo d'Alaggio

Via dei Piloti - Largo delle Ninfe - Via Carolina - Corso Vittorio Emanuele - Via Turretta - Via San Francesco d'Assisi

Rientro dei Sacri Gruppi nella Chiesa del Purgatorio

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Ceto dei Metallurgici - La ritrovata bellezza: Collocazione Gruppo presso Chiesa del Purgatorio

Celebrazione del restauro del Gruppo L'Arresto del Ceto dei Metallurgici di Trapani

Addolorata Misteri Trapani Uscita 1989

Grazie sempre alla gentilezza di Paolo Grimaudo (appassionato di questa nostra processione), si aggiunge l'uscita del Simulacro L'Addolorata del 1989. Ultimo anno della permanenza dei sacri gruppi presso la Chiesa di San Domenico (per via dei restauri della Chiesa del Purgatorio).

MISTERI DI TRAPANI

La processione dei Santi Misteri di Trapani è uno dei più grandi e sentiti eventi religiosi della Sicilia. Ogni anno, nel giorno del Venerdì Santo, l'intera città di Trapani scende in corteo per le vie del centro urbano.
Da parecchi secoli, essa è un importante richiamo per i fedeli della Sicilia e non solo, e ad assisterli giungono anche molti turisti da ogni parte d'Europa.
Nelle prime ore pomeridiane, tutti e venti i pesanti carri lentamente escono, uno alla volta, dalla chiesa del Purgatorio, addobbati con fiori di colori vivaci, dando inizio alla processione. Vengono trasportati a spalla, ognuno da una ventina di uomini rappresentanti dei vari ceti della società trapanese. Ogni singolo carro è la raffigurazione di uno dei momenti salienti della passione di Cristo, seguiti poi da un banda musicale che, per tutta la notte, intona la colonna sonora di questa coinvolgente manifestazione.

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Trapani, Prosegue il cammino verso la settimana Santa

23 Febbraio 2018 - Prosegue il cammino verso la processione del venerdì santo e questo pomeriggio, presso la chiesa delle anime sante del purgatorio ha avuto luogo la seconda Scinnuta dei Sacri Gruppi della Processione dei Misteri.

Best Attractions & Things to do in Trapani Italy

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List of Best Things to do in Trapani

Turismo Trapani Info & Servizi
Museo delle Saline
Riserva Naturale Saline Di Trapani E Paceco
Baia Santa Margherita, Castelluzzo di S.Vito Lo Capo
Chiesa del Purgatorio
Il Barbagianni
Bastione Conca Trapani
Cattedrale di San Lorenzo
Santuario Maria SS. Annunziata
Corso Vittorio Emanuele di Trapani

Misteri di Trapani, Wielki Piątek

Wielki Piątek wieczorem. Procesja złożona z grup paschalnych przechodzi ulicami Trapani. Każdej grupie towarzyszy orkiestra. I będą tak iść przez całą noc, aż do południa w Wielką sobotę, kiedy Grupy Paschalne wrócą do kościoła Chiesa del Purgatorio. Na filmie słychać kołatkę, która jest sygnałem, by się zatrzymać, lub by ruszyć dalej.
Film nagrany w Wielki Piątek 2015 roku w Trapani

Places to see in ( Trapani - Italy )

Places to see in ( Trapani - Italy )

Trapani is a city in western Sicily with a crescent-shaped coastline. At the western tip, offering views as far as the Aegadian Islands, is the 17th-century Torre di Ligny watchtower. It houses the Museo di Preistoria e del Mare, with archeological artifacts. North of the harbor, the Chiesa del Purgatorio church holds wooden sculptures that are paraded around the city during Easter’s Processione dei Misteri.

Trapani is a city and comune on the west coast of Sicily in Italy. It is the capital of the Province of Trapani. Founded by Elymians, the city is still an important fishing port and the main gateway to the nearby Egadi Islands.Much of Trapani's economy still depends on the sea. Fishing and canning are the main local industries, with fishermen using the mattanza technique to catch tuna. Coral is also an important export, along with salt, marble, and marsala wine. The nearby coast is lined with numerous salt-pans. The city is also an important ferry port, with links to the Egadi Islands, Pantelleria, Sardinia, and Tunisia. It also has its own airport, the Trapani-Birgi Airport.

Much of the old city of Trapani dates from the later medieval or early modern periods; there are no extant remains of the ancient city. Many of the city's historic buildings are designed in the Baroque style. Notable monuments include:

The Church of Sant'Agostino (14th century), with the splendid rose-window
The Church of Santa Maria di Gesù (15th–16th centuries)
The magnificent Basilica-Sanctuary of Maria Santissima Annunziata (also called Madonna di Trapani) originally built in 1315–1332 and rebuilt in 1760. It houses a marble statue of the Madonna of Trapani, which might be the work of Nino Pisano, and with the museum Agostino Pepoli.
Fontana di Tritone (Triton's Fountain)
The Baroque Palazzo della Giudecca or Casa Ciambra.
The Cathedral (built in 1421, but restored to the current appearance in the 18th century by Giovanni Biagio Amico). It includes an Annunciation attributed to Anthony van Dyck.
Church of Maria SS. dell'Intria, another notable example of Sicilian Baroque.
Church of Badia Nuova, a small Baroque church.
Castello di Terra, a ruined 12th-century castle.
Ligny Tower, a 17th-century watchtower housing an archaeological museum.
Monte Erice is a cable car ride from the city and aside from the cobbled streets and medieval castle, there are views of Tunisia and Africa from up there on clear days. Several beaches run along the coast of Trapani, the best of which are at Marausa about 9 km (6 mi) south of the city.

Trapani-Birgi Airport is a military-civil joint use airport (third for traffic on the island). Recently the airport has seen an increase of traffic thanks to low-cost carriers from all parts of Europe (i.e. London-Stansted and London-Luton, Paris Beauvais, Dublin, Bruxelles, Munich, Frankfurt, Eindhoven, Stockholm, Malta).

The city is renowned for its Easter related Holy Week activities and traditions, culminating between Good Friday and Holy Saturday in the Processione dei Misteri di Trapani, colloquially simply the Misteri di Trapani (in English the Procession of the Mysteries of Trapani or the Mysteries of Trapani), a day-long passion procession organized and sponsored by the city's guilds, featuring twenty floats of wood, canvas and glue sculptures, mostly from the 17th and 18th centuries, of individual scenes of the events of the Passion. The Misteri are among the oldest continuously running religious events in Europe, having been played every Good Friday since before the Easter of 1612. Running for at least 16 continuous hours, but occasionally well beyond the 24 hours, they are the longest religious festival in Sicily and in Italy. Important also to the cult of the Madonna of Trapani. The city gives its name to a variety of pesto – pesto alla trapenese – made using almonds instead of the traditional pine nuts in Ligurian pesto. Trapani was also used, even if never mentioned by name, but only evidenced in movie scenes, as the base for filming the first serie of La piovra drama miniseries.

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City in Sicily, Italy

Trapani is a city in western Sicily with a crescent-shaped coastline. At the western tip, offering views as far as the Aegadian Islands is the 17th-century Torre di Ligny watchtower.

It houses the Museo di Preistoria e del Mare, with archeological artifacts. North of the harbor, the Chiesa del Purgatorio church holds wooden sculptures that are paraded around the city during Easter’s Processione dei Misteri.

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Places to see in ( Trapani - Italy )

Trapani is a city in western Sicily with a crescent-shaped coastline. At the western tip, offering views as far as the Aegadian Islands, is the 17th-century Torre di Ligny watchtower. It houses the Museo di Preistoria e del Mare, with archeological artifacts. North of the harbor, the Chiesa del Purgatorio church holds wooden sculptures that are paraded around the city during Easter’s Processione dei Misteri.

Hugging the harbour where Peter of Aragon landed in 1282 to begin the Spanish occupation of Sicily, the sickle-shaped spit of land occupied by Trapani's old town once sat at the heart of a powerful trading network that stretched from Carthage to Venice. Traditionally the town thrived on coral and tuna fishing, with some salt and wine production. These days, Trapani's port buzzes with ferry traffic to the Egadi Islands and Pantelleria, and the adjacent historic centre is a popular place to stroll, for both locals and travellers awaiting their next boat.

The elongated scythe like form of Trapani, as it curves elegantly into the sea, inspired early settlers: the Elymians, of Phoenician extraction, named the city Drepanon, which translated means sickle. Legend tells that Demeter, goddess of harvests and of plenty, whilst seeking her lost and beloved daughter dropped her sickle in a moment of despair, and as it fell to earth and landed by the sea, Trapani grew in its place, retaining the form of the Goddess' scythe.

Myths aside, Trapani is the perfect port, and fishing village, being set on a low peninsula stretching in an arc into the sea, the housing of the city melting into plains of salt pans, valuable to the regions economy. Beyond, the solitary plains dotted with windmills dating from the medieval era, lies the open sea stretching to the horizon, punctuated only by the beautiful peak of mount Erice and the Egadi Islands.

Apart from its ancient trade in tuna, fishing, and salt, Trapani also deals in olives and wine, and in recent years has begun to flourish. At present, the province of Trapani produces more wine than Austria, Chile, Hungary, or the region of Tuscany.

Trapani is the most strategic spot in the west of Sicily as it is the only major port. Thus for the various invaders mindful of its fertile potential and geographic position, it has been considered a small but worthy prize. After the epoch of the Greeks in which Trapani was a minor colony, it became a trading centre for the Phoenicians before becoming a pivotal hinge in the Carthaginian empire. The Romans, quick as ever to spot a valuable site, then defeated the Carthaginians in the battle of the Egadi Islands and took the town, using it as a minor trading post.

After the invasion and disappearance of the Vandals, the town revived a little during Byzantine rule, until 830 A.D. when for the first time the town began to come into its own under the Muslims who virtually reconstructed the town, enclosing it with walls on all sides, and giving it a unique street plan peculiar to the Arabs, to be found in several Sicilian cities. The Arabs also increased the town's prosperity with the growth in production of salt, tuna and coral as well as introducing an irrigation system thus increasing the town's food productivity. The Normans continued to develop the town's potential, awarding it with the title Royal City. Thus this picturesque little town of position par excellence, grew in prosperity throughout the Arab and Norman period.

During the Spanish era of dominion, the town's coral production and decoration grew along with the extraction and export of marble. As a port, the town had always enjoyed the benefit of customs ensuring a constant for the town's prosperity. Charles V restructured Trapani's walls adding a deep ditch and channel around the city to protect it from attack. At the end of the eighteenth century it was pulled down and the walls lengthened to the base of Mount Erice. From this time on, the town expanded indiscriminately and without planning, and sadly continues to do so

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Misteri di Trapani 2016: Nisciuta (uscita) della Negazione di Pietro

Nisciuta (uscita) del gruppo sacro della Negazione di Pietro dalla Chiesa delle Anime Sante del Purgatorio, Trapani, processione dei Misteri della Passione di N. S. Gesù Cristo, venerdì santo 2016. Il gruppo è assegnato alla cura del ceto dei barbieri e parrucchieri.

Et conversus Dominus respexit Petrum et recordatus est Petrus verbi Domini sicut dixerat: 'Prius quam gallus cantet, ter me negabis' et exitus foras, Petrus flevit amare

Exit of the St. Peter's Denial sacred group from the Purgatory Holy Souls' Church, Trapani, procession of Our Lord Jesus Christ's Passion Mysteries, Good Friday 2016. The group is taken care of by the barbers and hairdressers' guild.

Processione dei Misteri, l'apertura del portone del Purgatorio

I Misteri di Trapani 2015 - L'apertura del portone della chiesa del Purgatorio. Telesud Trapani

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FILMATI DI REPERTORIO DI PROPRIETA' DELLA FAMIGLIA LAMIA

Quando le immagini si trasformano in emozioni. La sacra processione dei misteri di Trapani, in un mix di fotogrammi di ieri e di oggi, capaci di trasmettere la stessa vibrante intensità di quelle ventiquattro ore che vedono coinvolta l'intera città di Trapani e i suoi cittadini. Una tradizione questa che ormai da svariate decine di anni riesce a toccare nel profondo chiunque assista o partecipi alla stessa.

La Chiesa di Trapani: una vigna feconda

La terra su cui la vigna della nostra chiesa è piantata è feconda. Il video, tratto dal piano pastorale, delinea la storia, la ricchezza di vita e la propulsione delle attività ma anche le zizzanie del vasto campo sociale e culturale del nostro territorio

Entrata processione Misteri (30 marzo 2013)

Entrata processione Misteri nella chiesa del Purgatorio - 30 marzo 2013

Centuripe 2007 Chiesa del Purgatorio

Chiesa del Purgatorio

Uscita Addolorata- Processione dei Misteri 1990 - Trapani

Uscita del Simulacro di Maria Santissima Addolorata della Processione dei Misteri di Trapani.

Ricordi per una storia a volte troppo dimenticata

Archivio Paolo Grimaudo.

Processione dei Misteri di Trapani, uscita gruppo dei Naviganti

Processione dei Misteri di Trapani, uscita gruppo dei Naviganti dalla chiesa del Purgatorio