Santa Maria Della Concezione,
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The
Santa Maria Della Concezione,
Rome was founded by
twin brother of Pope
Urban VIII Berberini,
Cardinal Antonio Berberini
the early 17th century.
The Santa Maria della
Concezione, Rome is
known as the charnel
house of the Capuchins
because it reflects
the Capuchin Order in
which the cardinal is.
The Santa Maria della
Concezione Capuchin
church was dedicated
to Virgin Mary. The
Santa Maria della Concezione,
Rome is also known as
Santa Maria Immacolata
meaning Our Lady of
the Immaculate Conception.
The Santa Maria della
Concezione, Rome has
been developed by Casoni
Antonio in 1626-1631.
You will find the entrance
to the ossuary Capuchin
friers on the right
bones staircase leading
to Santa Maria della
Concezione, Rome. When
the friers die they
are buried in a vault
and, later, their bones
are recovered and placed
in the ossuary. Until
now the bones of nearly
4000 brothers are kept
here.
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Cardinal
Antonio Berberini was buried
in the Santa Maria Della Concezione
Church in 1646. On his tomb,
the following words were inscribed,
"Therein lies the dust
and ash, nothing else."
The Santa Maria della Concezione,
Rome has only one with ten halls
and chapels. The body of Saint-Felix
of Cantalice was placed on the
left side in the second chapel.
The Santa Maria Della Concezione,
Rome Church is simple, but it
has some great works and paintings
by Guido Reni, Andrea Sacchi
and Pietro da Cortonoa. The
paintings of Guido Reni representative
of Saint-Michel on Archangel
crash Lucifer is unique. It
was painted in 1630 and is on
the right side of the first
chapel. In the third chapel
is the tomb of Blessed Crispin
Viterbo. The table showing Domenichino
St. Francis with the stigma
is also a classic and unique
painting.
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