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Barberini patronized this popular devotion, and this led to the erection of the sanctuary between 1624 and 1633. It was placed under the feudal control of
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Vallombrosian restoration, again came to be property of the Jesuits who own it today, and utilize it for religious retreats.
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in 1816 and three roses donated by
Charles the IV of Spain in 1817. An elaborate polychrome marble and precious stone mosaic altar was commissioned in 1867 by cardinal
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Bernini, but was mainly a product of commissions by the Vallombrosians monks, and some by the Jesuits in the 1920-1930s.
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Chigi, whose family had a nearby palace and lands, commissioned a further reconstruction and a facade from
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in 1665. The chapel and altar architecture were designed by
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Third chapel on right was dedicated formerly to Sant'Accasio, but now devoted to the
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The cupola, damaged by earthquakes in 1893 and 1899, was frescoed in 1899 by
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or small temple (1633), attributed to
Bernini and commissioned by Cardinal
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was institutionalized to celebrate the end of a plague epidemic.
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Right transept (Savelli) chapel: commissioned by mercenary duke
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Benedetto of Parma and were sculpted in 1751 by
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17th-century Roman Catholic church buildings in Italy
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95:First chapel on right: dedicated to St
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153:Holy family with St Francis of Assisi
119:Glory of the Saint with the Sanctuary
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181:Second chapel on left: dedicated to
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18:Sanctuary of Santa Maria di Galloro
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174:(1663) was painted by
164:St Thomas of Villanova
215:The presbytery has a
172:Saint fighting Heresy
108:preaches to the Swiss
125:, canonized by Pope
87:Interior and chapels
70:Gian Lorenzo Bernini
46:Madonna delle Grazie
183:St Anthony of Padua
134:Holy Heart of Jesus
106:St Francis of Sales
28:, in the region of
241:Giovanni Gualberto
225:Madonna di Galloro
176:Giacinto Gimignani
168:Pope Alexander VII
149:François Duquesnoy
101:Pope Alexander VII
62:Michele da Bergamo
58:Vallumbrosan Order
42:Madonna di Galloro
233:Giacomo Antonelli
112:Guglielmo Cortese
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210:Tesauro Beccaria
157:St Louis Gonzaga
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110:(1663) by
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217:tempietto
198:St Joseph
74:Signorina
229:Pius VII
129:in 1888.
127:Leo XIII
36:History
22:Ariccia
194:PietĂ
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