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Bishop's Palace, Kraków

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134: 47: 245:. Following an August 6, 1944 Nazi roundup of thousands of men and boys in Kraków, in which Wojtyła narrowly escaped capture, Sapieha insisted that the seminary students stay in the Bishop's Palace until the Germans left the city. Wojtyła was ordained to the priesthood soon after the end of war, on November 1, 1946, by Sapieha in his private chapel. Housed not far from the palace (at ul. Kanonicza 19 street) is the Archdiocesan Museum ( 31: 221: 54: 256:
Following John Paul II's death on 2 April 2005, some 40,000 Catholics gathered in front of the palace for a night vigil and prayer (pictured). On each anniversary of his death, thousands of flowers are placed around the building and many fires are lit. The window above the entrance is known as the
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since the year 1000, where the remains of earlier buildings still exist. The palace, erected in its present location at ul. Franciszkańska 3 street across from the historic Franciscan Church in Kraków, was mentioned for the first time in the 14th century. It was consumed by fire in 1462 and then
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Karol Wojtyła, who in October 1978 became the first Slavic Pope in history, adopting the name John Paul II. Wojtyła had first lived in the complex during World War II, when he was a student of the clandestine Kraków Archdiocese Seminary run by Cardinal
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The palace, usually closed to the visitors except for a museum, is one of the more popular religious destinations connected with the life of Pope John Paul II. Between 1958 and 1978 the palace was a residence of
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in the courtyard, added by architect Gabriel Słoński around 1567. The general layout of the palace established by the mid 17th century remains the same despite later renovations.
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supervised the renovation of the palace in 1881–1884. In spite of its turbulent history including fires and various national calamities such as
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during his stays in the city. He used to give his blessings and talk to his followers from a window above the main entrance at night.
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rebuilt. The palace was reconstructed with a new staircase and rusticated portals by Bishop
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since the late 14th century. It is the second largest palace in the city after
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burned most of the furnishings and exhibits of national mementoes. Architect
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in 1655, and refurbished again in 1817-1820 by Szczepan Humbert. In 1850
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Wirtualne Panoramy Krakowa (Virtual panoramas of Krakow)
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Social Memory and History: Anthropological perspectives
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example of 19th century architecture, with elements of
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Kraków Old Town
Polish
Kraków
Curia
Kraków bishops
Wawel
Polish monarchs
Franciscan
religious order
Pope John Paul II
Marek Jedraszewski

John Paul II
bishopric
Wawel
Piotr Gembicki
Swedish invasion
a citywide fire
Tomasz Pryliński
the Partitions
Marek Jedraszewski
2022 Russian invasion of Ukraine
Polish Renaissance
Baroque
arcaded
loggia

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