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The Catholic Church of St. Kajetan and Adelheid in Munich, called Theatinerkirche, was until 1801 the court and monastery church of the Theatinerorden. Source: de.wikipedia.org
Die katholische Kirche St. Kajetan und Adelheid in München, genannt Theatinerkirche, war bis 1801 Hof- und Klosterkirche des Theatinerordens, ab 1839 Hof- und Kollegiatstift und wird seit 1954 vom Dominikanerorden betreut. Quelle: de.wikipedia.org
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English: The Catholic Church of St. Kajetan and Adelheid in Munich, called Theatinerkirche, was until 1801 the court and monastery church of the Theatinerordens, from 1839 court and collegiate abbey and has been supervised by the Dominican Order since 1954. It is the first church built in the style of the Italian High Baroque in Old Bavaria. The church building at Theatinerstraße 22 is located in the northeast of the Kreuzviertel at the Feldherrnhalle and is now part of the ensemble of Odeonsplatz. An important model building was the Mother Church of the Theatinian Order of Sant'Andrea della Valle in Rome. The church then became the model of other church buildings and stands at the beginning of the Italian-inspired High Baroque in Bavaria. Source: de.wikipedia.org |
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