Church of San Felipe Neri (Oratorio de San Felipe de Neri) in Sucre, Bolivia
Church of San Felipe Neri (Oratorio de San Felipe de Neri) in Sucre, Bolivia
The Convent of San Felipe Neri is a neoclassical style church built between 1795 to 1799, by Friar Antonio de San José Alberto.
San Felipe Neri was built using stone from Mount Churuquella, and later covered with a layer of stucco. Originally a monastery, the convent now functions as an all-girls parochial school.
The entrance houses a painting of the last supper. inside, a flower-trimmed courtyard sits surrounded by two levels of white arched corridors. A large number of paintings from the 18th and 19th century adorn the inside of the monastery.
The main draw-card of San Felipe Neri is the excellent panoramic views of the city from the brick-floored rooftop and bell tower. For those after the view, but not willing to pay the entry fee, good views can be had from the rooftop of La Cite hostel or from Mooy bar.
Crypts below the convent hold the remains of important figures such as the last President of the Real Audiencia de Charcas and the last Archbishop of Charcas.
San Felipe Neri is open to the public from 2.30pm-6pm daily, except for Sundays. Entry is via the school entrance next-door (#165 Ortiz, marked “Maria Auxiliadora”). You may need to knock or ring the bell to get access. Admission costs 10Bs. The door to the rooftop is sometimes locked, so ask for the key before you head up.
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MI SUCRE ES: ORATORIO DE SAN FELIPE DE NERI
Se empezó a construir en el año de 1795 y se concluye hacia 1799. El convento y la Iglesia son unas de las construcciones más importantes de la ciudad de Sucre del estilo neoclásico. Tiene una hermosa terraza de piso ladrillo vidriado donde se puede apreciar una vista panorámica de la ciudad.
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Se empezó a construir en el año de 1795 y se concluye hacia 1799. El convento y la Iglesia son unas de las construcciones más importantes de la ciudad de Sucre del estilo neoclásico. Tiene una hermosa terraza de piso ladrillo vidriado donde se puede apreciar una vista panorámica de la ciudad.
El claustro es el más interesante de Chuquisaca de dos cuerpos con arco de medio punto que descansan en macizos pilares y una balaustra de estilo Xiloforme. Las cubiertas son a base de arcos y bóvedas de arista. La portada de este recinto es de estilo neoclásico y está fechada en 1800.
En la cripta se encuentran sepultados ilustres personajes entre los que podemos mencionar: el último Presidente de la Real Audiencia de Charcas, el último Arzobispo de La Plata Moxo y Francoli y otros Arzobispos.
Horario de atención:
Lunes a sábado: 16:00 - 18:00
Dirección:
Calle Nicolás Ortíz N° 165, Sucre, Bolivia
Fuente:
Convento San Felipe de Neri (Sucre/Bolívia)
Fundado em 1975 pelo Arcebispo de Charcas, Frei José Antonio de San Alberto. A Igreja foi construída com pedras provenientes de las canteras del cerro Churuquella. É uma imponente infraestrutura de estilo neoclássico.
No terraço desse convento é possível ter uma visão panorâmica de Sucre, com possibilidade de ver a Catedral Metropolitana, o Gobierno de Chuquisaca.
No interior da Igreja de San Felipe de Neri estão obras conservadas de arte sacra e móveis do século XIX. Na cripta, descansam os restos mortais dos principais Filipenses e personalidades como Ramón Garcia Pizarro, o último presidente da Audiência de Charcas.
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Construido en el siglo XVII, el convento de San Felipe de Neri representa la expresión ostentosa del poder de la Iglesia Católica en la sociedad norteamericana en ciernes. Desde las terrazas, (en el centro entre las cúpulas de los techos de tejas de estilo colonial, con torres y torres adornadas con plata de las minas de Potosí), se pueden admirar las vistas hermosas y pintorescas de la ciudad, enriquecidos por bella techos de las casas coloniales, hechas con tejas de barro rojo y los igualmente espléndidos balcones de madera tallada. San Felipe, los negros una vez al monasterio, es conocida por sus catacumbas, que fueron utilizados por ambos prelados durante los disturbios, tanto de la guerrilla durante los disturbios políticos en secreto para cruzar la ciudad y la escuela parroquial que ahora se llama la Ciudad Blanca de las Américas , el título de Sucre sostiene que debido a la apariencia exterior de los conventos de la ciudad.
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Fundado en 1795 por el Fraile Carmelita Descalzo, Fray José Antonio de San Alberto, fue construido con piedras provenientes de las canteras del cerro Churuquella. De estilo neoclásico, cuenta con una sola nave dividida en cuatro tramos. Su techo está flanqueado por dos torres octogonales, por cuyas terrazas se puede dar un paseo, contemplar la ciudad y tomar un descanso contemplando panoramas del centro de la ciudad.
En su interior alberga un gran número de cuadros entre los cuales destacan varios de los siglos XVIII y XIX. En su cripta se encuentran los restos mortales de Ramón García León y Pizarro, último Presidente de la Real Audiencia de Charcas y Fray Benito María de Moxós, último Arzobispo de Charcas, al igual que varios personajes de la historia republicana.
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Información de:
Telf. 4 6454333
Horario de visita: Lunes a sábado Hrs. 15:00 a 18:00 (Ingreso por el colegio)
Precio: General Bs. 10.-
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San Felipe de Neri Church is a historic Catholic church located on the north side of Old Town Plaza in Albuquerque.
Built in 1793, it is one of the oldest surviving buildings in the city and the only building in Old Town proven to date to the Spanish colonial period. The church is listed on the New Mexico State Register of Cultural Properties and the National Register of Historic Places and has remained in continuous use for over 200 years.
San Felipe de Neri replaced an older church, dating to the founding of Albuquerque in 1706, which collapsed in the winter of 1792–3.
From its founding until 1817, church was run by Franciscan missionaries. During the Victorian era, under the influence of Bishop Jean-Baptiste Lamy, the church was remodeled with Gothic Revival elements, including bell towers, a new pitched roof, and interior decorations, to give it a more European appearance. This combination of elements from different periods and traditions makes the church notable architecturally as well as historically.
The church was established in 1706 under the direction of Fray Manuel Moreno, a Franciscan missionary who was among the original settlers of Albuquerque. The first baptism was recorded on June 26 of that year, though the church building may not have been completed until later. Its exact location is uncertain, but it is thought to have been on a different site than the current building, possibly on the west side of the plaza. The church was originally dedicated to St. Francis Xavier, but the Viceroy ordered the patron saint changed to St. Philip Neri in July 1706 to honor King Philip V.
The governor, Fernando de la Concha, called the church collapse a disgrace and ordered everyone in the surrounding area to help in constructing a replacement as soon as possible. The new church was begun in 1793 and had a more sophisticated design than the old building, with a cruciform rather than rectangular plan and twin bell towers. A convento was added on the east side for the Franciscan friars who operated the parish. In 1817, the administration of San Felipe de Neri was transferred to the Diocese of Durango, as the Franciscans had outlived their intended missionary role and were draining the province's funds by continuing to draw a sizable government subsidy. In fact, provincial authorities had been trying to remove them since 1767.
Under the influence of Bishop (later Archbishop) Jean-Baptiste Lamy during the 1850s and 60s, the church was remodeled to give it a more European appearance, with a pitched roof, vernacular Gothic Revival spires, and a new altar and pulpit painted to look like marble.
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