File:Kościół Najświętszego Salwatora w Krakowie 01.jpg
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The Church of the Holy Saviour is a small Romanesque temple at the Blessed Bronislawa Street. The church was consecrated in 1148, but some elements of the building date back even to the 10th century. At the very beginning of thr 17th century, from an initiative of the prioress of the Norbertine Convent in Zwierzyniec, Dorota Kącka, the temple was partly rebuilt and the tower was added. The church is surrounded by the former parish cemetery of Zwierzyniec. Kościół Najświętszego Salwatora w Krakowie. Początki kościoła nie zostały ostatecznie wyjaśnione: tradycja głosi, że kościół miał powstać na miejscu pogańskiej świątyni, a kazania tutaj miał głosić jeszcze św. Wojciech. W źródłach pisanych pierwsza wzmianka o kościele znajduje się w Roczniku Kapitulnym Krakowskim, gdzie pod rokiem 1148 zanotowano dediactio ecclesiae sancti Salvatoris. W przywileju księcia Bolesława Wstydliwego z 1256 fundacja przypisana jest jego poprzednikom, książętom krakowskim. Jan Długosz z kolei jako fundatora wymienia Piotra ze Skrzynna (Piotra Włostowica). Najprawdopodobniej kościół został częściowo zniszczony podczas walk o Kraków w 1587. Odbudowę (związaną ze znacznymi zmianami) zawdzięcza ksieni norbertanek Dorocie Kąckiej (1622). Spalony przez Szwedów podczas "potopu" w 1656 został odbudowany do 1680 staraniem ksieni Anny Zapolskiej. W efekcie zmian dokonywanych w XVII w., kościół został skrócony, sklepiony, dodano wieżę od zachodu, kryptę oraz barokowe wyposażenie (to ostatnie – usunięte w większości w XX w.). (wikipedia) |
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