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Santuario della Beata Vergine di San Luca | 1723–1765 | Bologna, Emilia-Romagna, Italy | First a new altar was built in honour of the miraculous picture of the Virgin Mary; some years later the church was enlarged to accommodate the many visitors that came to see the image.Name | Dynasty | Details | Justification |
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The portico | 1674–1721Exterior, Santuario della Beata Vergine di san Luca | Bologna, Emilia-Romagna, Italy | | Interior of the church | 1722–1765Santuario della Beata Vergine di san Luca | | | Monumental arch so called ‘del Meloncello’ | 1714–1732Exterior, Santuario della Beata Vergine di san Luca | | | | Sanctuary of Our Lady of Cape Espichel | Between the 15th and 18th centuries | Parish of Sesimbra, Castelo, Setúbal, Portugal | A most important and popular place of pilgrimage that was founded, according to the legend, as a result of two elderly people who dreamt about Our Lady.Name | Dynasty | Details | Justification |
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Azulejos depicting the legend of the Miraculous Finding of the Image of Our Lady | 18th centuryMemory Hermitage, interior, Sanctuary of Our Lady of Cape Espichel | Parish of Sesimbra, Castelo, Setúbal, Portugal | | Main Chapel, interior | Early 18th century Sanctuary of Our Lady of Cape Espichel | | | Water House | c. 1760–1770Sanctuary of Our Lady of Cape Espichel, East end | | | | Pilgrimage Church of the Name of the Virgin Mary, Křtiny | 1660–1661; 1712–1718; 1728; 1738–1750; 1771 | Křtiny, Moravia, Czech Republic | Legend has it that saints Cyril and Methodius once baptised pagans in Křtiny Valley. The architect, Santini, was acquainted with the numerical symbolism of the Jewish Cabbala, also developed by prominent Catholic scholars, and applied its principles to this extraordinary composition.Name | Dynasty | Details | Justification |
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Pilgrimage Church of the Name of the Virgin Mary, Křtiny | 1660–1661; 1712–1718; 1728; 1738–1750; 1771 | Křtiny, Moravia, Czech Republic | The statue dates from the first-half of the 14th century. The significance of the pilgrimage site grew during the Thirty Years' War, when it became a destination for two major thanksgiving pilgrimages to the Virgin Mary, who was protectoress of the country. | Celebration of the Virgin Mary | 1745 | Křtiny, Moravia, Czech Republic | | Church of the Name of the Virgin Mary with residence of the Premonstratensian order | 1977 | | | | Pilgrimage Church of the Elevation of the Holy Cross, Jaroměřice u Jevíčka | 1712–1714; 1720–1735 | Jaroměřice u Jevíčka, Moravia, Czech Republic | This extraordinary pilgrimage complex was built as a site of mediation for Christ's suffering and death. The location of the site evokes Golgotha, with the church as a metaphorical representation of the Temple of Jerusalem.Name | Dynasty | Details | Justification |
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Pilgrimage Church of the Elevation of the Holy Cross, Jaroměřice u Jevíčka | 1712–1714; 1720–1735 | Jaroměřice u Jevíčka, Moravia, Czech Republic | A striking semi-folk interior enhances the mystical air of the church, which was among about 140 sites in rural areas in the region where the pilgrimage tradition was particularly strong, and where hosts of pilgrims would gather in order to "find the wellspring of all virtue". | Frontage | 1712–1713Pilgrimage Church of the Elevation of the Holy Cross, Jaroměřice u Jevíčka | Jaroměřice u Jevíčka, Moravia, Czech Republic | | High altar | 1713; 1735Interior, Pilgrimage Church of the Elevation of the Holy Cross, Jaroměřice u Jevíčka | | | | Catholic Pilgrimage Church of the Holy Cross | 1764–1766 | Pill (Unterinntal), Tyrol, Austria | Symbolic church building in a cruciform shape.Name | Dynasty | Details | Justification |
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Frescos on the ceiling of the cupola | 1767 (inscription)Crossing cupola, Catholic Pilgrimage Church of the Holy Cross | Pill (Unterinntal), Tyrol, Austria | | High altar | c. 1766Choir (southern cross arm), Catholic Pilgrimage Church of the Holy Cross | | | | Pilgrimage Church of Our Lady of the Seven Sorrows | 1661–68 | Sielenbach, Upper Bavaria, Germany | An Early Baroque example of church architecture symbolic of pilgrimage: the rotunda form alludes to the Pantheon, the old Marianic Sanctuary of Rome.Name | Dynasty | Details | Justification |
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Main altar | 1674–1675Pilgrimage Church of Our Lady of the Seven Sorrows | Sielenbach, Upper Bavaria, Germany | | Main altar | 1674–1675Pilgrimage Church of Our Lady of the Seven Sorrows | | | | |