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The church was renovated in the 20th century. Its procession and festival dedicated to Our Lady of Glory and Good Death is still celebrated, as during its early history, on August 15. A procession takes place on the
Saturday closest to this date followed by a luncheon the following day. Priests of
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Brotherhood built a simple church in the Portuguese colonial style. The exterior of the church, unlike others colonial- and imperial-period buildings in Cuiabá, retains it original, austere appearance. The façade is divided into three parts vertically by pilasters, with a single portal at the
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Brotherhood of Our Lady of the Good Death. Unlike other colonial and Imperial-period architecture in Cuiaba, its appearance remains unchanged from its initial construction in the 19th century. The festival day of Our Lady of Glory and Good Death is celebrated on
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The church opens to a Praça Antônio Corrêa, a public square. It is now used as a daily parking lot, and the weight and movement of vehicles have caused damaged to the sidewalk and façade of the church. The church has been variously damaged by termites, cracks, and electrical problems.
349:) around 1810. Catholic brotherhoods were formed for church burials and social protectors of their members; and in the rigidly socially stratified society of colonial and Imperial Brazil, the brotherhoods were separated by race. The Brotherhood of Our Lady of Good Death was made up of
389:. The Brotherhood of Our Lady of Good Death built a bell tower flanking the left of the structure, but it collapsed at end of the 19th century during a heavy storm. A right tower was never built; the structure now lacks a bell tower to the left or right.
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via religious festivals and processions on the 14th and 15th of August of each year, dates associated with Our Lady of Glory and Good Death.
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