Djakovo Church in Croatia
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Dakovo, Katedrala
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Monastery Sisters of the Holy Cross (Đakovo)
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The heart of Slavonia is historically known for the most beautiful church between Venice and Constantinople – the Đakovo Cathedral. Đakovo is also adorned by one of the oldest stud farms of noble Lipizzaner horses in Europe.
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Gothic Pagan Cathedrals #3: Basilica in Djakovo, Croatia
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This cathedral is in my town, Djakovo. It is a basilica. Saint Pope John Paul II visited this cathedral when he was very old. You can imagine how nuts my little town became when the pope came to visit this particular small town with a unique cathedral that is now a basilica. This was filmed on the Saturday before Easter Sunday. Jesus's body is in its tomb and visitors are praying.
Đakovo Travel Guide
Situated in the east of Croatia, the town of Đakovo offers interesting ideas for a day trip. Here is what a (Google) Local Guide recommends.
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Djakovo Cathedral during Easter
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This is a tour of my town's cathedral.
DJAKOVO St Peter's Cathedral
Exquisite and unique Cathedral situated in the heart of the Slavonija Region in Croatia at the town of Djakovo. Apparently the most beautiful Cathedral between Istanbul and Rome.
Die Sehnsucht von Đakovo
Man nennt es “das Herz Slawoniens“. In der Vergangenheit wurde es unter verschiedenen Namen erwähnt: Dyaco, Diaco, Dyacow… Bekannt ist es vor allem für seinen beeindruckenden Dom aus roten Ziegelsteinen und das staatliche Lipizzaner Gestüt. Das ist auch heute eine Bischofsstadt, wirtschaftliches und kulturelles Zentrum von Nordostkroatien. Seit 1773 ist Đakovo das Zentrum der vereinigten Bistümer Bosnien-Đakovo und Syrmien.
1813 wurde dort die Handwerkervereinigung gegründet, die seit jeher die wirtschaftlichen Grundlagen im ganzen Gebiet schaffte. Gerade sie trugen mit der Vielfalt und Qualität ihrer Erzeugnisse der Geschäftsentwicklung und Messetradition, die nicht ihresgleichen in ganz Slawonien haben, bei.
Djakovo Embroidery Festival
Traditional annual event since 1967 in the town of Djakovo ( the heart of Slavonija Region ) at the beginning of July. Very unique and exquisite procession of local folklore and music as well as visits from the groups from the other parts of Croatia.
Djakovo Park and Cathedral
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Here is my town's main-square park. I show you an amazing fairy tree too. I also show you my occult dress. I love it!
Bajkovita Hrvatska - Šibenska katedrala (Katedrala Sv. Jakova)
Sibenik Cathedral
The Cathedral of St. James (Croatian: Katedrala sv. Jakova) in Šibenik, Croatia is a triple-nave basilica with three apses and a dome (32 m high inside) in the city of Šibenik, Croatia. It is the church of the Catholic Church in Croatia, and the see of the Šibenik diocese. It is also the most important architectural monument of the Renaissance in the entire country. Since 2000, the Cathedral has been on the UNESCO World Heritage List.
It is often mistakenly known as St Jacob's, because Croatian, like many other languages, uses the same name for both James and Jacob. It is dedicated to Saint James the Greater.
Inside the cathedral there are four large, evenly matched columns on which the dome rests. The builder decorated the capitals and came to arrangements with the nobles who were to finance the building of chapels, on condition that they would be free to choose their own builders.In the first chapel on the right-side, there is the sarcophagus of the bishop, humanist and writer Juraj Šižgorić (1420-1509) which is the work of Andrija Aleši based on a design by Juraj Dalmatinac. Aleši also created the statue of St. Elijah which stands behind the bishop's throne. On the left-hand side is the sarcophagus of Bishop Ivan Štafilič, during whose life the cathedral was completed. Beneath the choir there are the graves of two bishops, which reliefs: on the right Bishop Calegari and on the left, Bishop Spingarola. The latter is the work of the local artist Antun Nogulovič.
Opposite the famous Altar of the Holy Cross (Sveti Križ) made by Juraj Čulinovič (Giorgio Schiavone) is buried (1433 or 1446-1505). On the altar there is a painting by Felipe Zaniberti. Amongst other altars to the left of the entrance is the Altar of the Holy Three Kings with a painting by Bernardo Rizzardi, according to the ground plan of Juraj Dalmatinac. The fragments of the mosaic of the Holy Three Kings in St. Mark's Basilica in Venice are now in the Museo Marciano in Venice. The sides of the altar are decorated with reliefs of two angels holding the scroll of Nikola Firentinac, set into shell-shaped niches. The Cathedral Treasury includes works by the Renaissance master Horacije Fortezza of Šibenik (1530-1596), an exceptional goldsmith and miniaturist.
After Fiorentino died in 1505, the construction was finally completed in 1536 by two other craftsmen, Bartolmeo of Mestra and his son Jacob, completely following Nicholas' instructions. The cathedral officially became consecrated in 1555 after a multitude of Venetian and local craftsmen had worked on it, in Gothic style. Most of the restoration was done between 1850 and 1860 and subsequently between 1992 and 1997.
The dome of the church was heavily damaged by the JNA-supported Serb forces during the shelling of Šibenik in September 1991. Within years it was quickly repaired with no damage visible. It is interesting to note that this cathedral has no bell-tower. A tower on the adjoining city walls served this purpose.
The building of the church was initiated in 1402, though plans on its construction had already begun in 1298, when Šibenik became a municipality. The actual work to transform the older Romanesque cathedral began in 1431. Built entirely of stone (limestone from a nearby stone quarry and marble from the island of Brač), it was completed in three phases, from 1433 to 1441, when the Grand City Council entrusted the work to local and Italian masters Francesco di Giacomo, Lorenzo Pincino, Pier Paolo Bussato, Bonino da Milano, and Giorgio da Sebenico (Juraj Dalmatinac) and to Croatian ones Andrija Budčić and Grubiš Šlafčić.
Promenade (Đakovo)
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My town Djakovo: Park and Cathedral
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Here is a video of the park that is next to the cathedral I just filmed.
Đakovo - Crkva Dobrog Pastira, radovi 29.7.1992.
Crkva Dobrog Pastira Đakovo građena je od 1990. do 1995. godine. Trenutak gradnje snimila je i naša kamera 29.7.1992. godine a povod je bila krovna konstrukcija od lameliranih nosača proizvedenih u GAJ-u u Voćinu.
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Pontiff visits 19th century cathedral
1. Tilt up and pan of exterior of Djakovo cathedral in the Slavonia region of Croatia
2. Pilgrims waiting for Pope John Paul II outside cathedral
3. Interior cathedral
4. Nuns waiting for arrival of pope
5. Wide interior cathedral
6. Nuns waving Vatican flags
7. Pope being pushed down main aisle inside cathedral on hydraulic chair - nuns and laypeople cheering as he passes
8. Shot from behind of the pope kneeling at altar
9. Closer shot above
10. Wide shot from behind of pope kneeling at alter
11. Close up shot pope kneeling at alter (shot from behind)
12. Various cutaways of congregation
13. Pope kneeling and praying (facing camera)
14. Wide shot interior cathedral
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Pope John Paul II made a private visit to the 19th century Djakovo cathedral in the Slavonia region of Croatia on Saturday, where he was welcomed by the town's large Catholic community.
The pontiff did not celebrate mass during his brief visit, but prayed silently at the alter.
John Paul, making the 100th foreign tour of his papacy, brought a message of reconciliation to this corner of Croatia still embittered by the war 1991 for independence from Yugoslavia.
It's the Pope's third visit to this overwhelmingly Catholic country, and a test of his his age and health - John Paul suffers from Parkinson's disease and crippling knee and hip ailments.
Earlier on Saturday John Paul sought to heal the wounds of the recent war in Croatia and overcome ancient religious divisions as he celebrated Mass for 200,000 people who packed an airfield under a punishing sun.
More than a decade after the ethnic conflict in the region, tensions in Croatia remain and nationalism is resurging, worrying leaders who are struggling to prepare the country for membership in the European Union, perhaps as early as 2007.
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