Chapel of Saint John the Baptist in the process of applying for National Treasure
The Chapel of Saint John the Baptist is recognized as one of the most notable achievements of European Baroque. Without parallel in the national artistic heritage, it was built in Rome in the 18th century, commissioned by King John V, and later transferred to Lisbon in 1747. This example of Roman sacred art is today a unique testimony to the great artistic commissions and the patronage policy of King John V.
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Santa Casa Culture
AWARD-WINNING CULTURE ONLINE STORE
A lojadacultura.scml.ptwas distinguished with a Honorable Mention in the 9th edition of CTT e-Commerce Day 2024. Santa Casa competed in the category of the best digital businesses in Public Administration, with its online store for Culture of the Santa Casa da Misericórdia in Lisbon.
EDITORIAL NEWS
“REVOLUÇÃO, PÁ! O 25 DE ABRIL NA MISERICÓRDIA DE LISBOA – VOLUME I,” by Ana Gomes, with the collaboration of Luísa Colen and João Santana da Silva, under the auspices of the Commission for the Commemorations of the 50th Anniversary of April 25th. The pages of this edition glimpse the whirlwind of changes and hopes that stirred the country during this historic time, including the Santa Casa.
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In this editorial showcase of good causes, studies are presented in the...
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Personality of the month
Saint Roch was born between 1345 and 1350, in the French city of Montpellier. Son of a wealthy family, who turned their backs on the destiny of comfort and fortune that was reserved for him by inheritance to devote himself body and soul to the life of a pilgrim.
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