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PontiÌfices en BogotaÌ : devocioÌn, patrimonio religioso y urbanismo / [coordinadora : MariÌa Cristina Serje de la Ossa]
Fine Arts Library HT384.C72 .P668 2017
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- Format:
- Book
- Language:
- English
- Subjects (All):
- Buildings--Colombia--Bogotá--Exhibitions.
- Buildings.
- Urbanization.
- History.
- City planning.
- Colombia--Bogotá.
- Bogotá (Colombia)--Church history--Exhibitions.
- Bogotá (Colombia).
- Buildings--BogotaÌ (Colombia)--Exhibitions.
- BogotaÌ (Colombia)--Church history--Exhibitions.
- BogotaÌ (Colombia).
- City planning--Colombia--Bogot--History--20th century--Exhibitions.
- Urbanization--Colombia--Bogot--History--20th century--Exhibitions.
- Colombia.
- Genre:
- Exhibition catalogs.
- Physical Description:
- 93 pages : illustrations (some color) ; 23 cm
- Edition:
- Primera edicioÌn.
- Place of Publication:
- BogotaÌ, D.C. : AlcaldiÌa Mayor de BogotaÌ, [2017]
- Language Note:
- In Spanish.
- Summary:
- The book comprises part of the religious heritage in the Plaza de Bolívar and other urban transformations of the city of Bogotá as a result of the papal visits of three pontiffs who attended the International Eucharistic Congress and met with the Catholic faithful. Because Pope Francis is part of the Jesuit community, the exhibition also included a brief sample of the legacy of the so-called Jesuit Block (Church and School of Saint Ignatius) located in the same plaza. The publication revises the urban and social impact that the three papal visits of the last Roman pontiffs -Paul VI, John Paul II and Francis- had in the city of Bogotá; which is evident in a series of photographs accompanied with identified commemorative objects.
- The book comprises part of the religious heritage in the Plaza de BoliÌvar and other urban transformations of the city of BogotaÌ as a result of the papal visits of three pontiffs who attended the International Eucharistic Congress and met with the Catholic faithful. Because Pope Francis is part of the Jesuit community, the exhibition also included a brief sample of the legacy of the so-called Jesuit Block (Church and School of Saint Ignatius) located in the same plaza. The publication revises the urban and social impact that the three papal visits of the last Roman pontiffs -Paul VI, John Paul II and Francis- had in the city of BogotaÌ; which is evident in a series of photographs accompanied with identified commemorative objects.
- Contents:
- PresentacioÌn / Ignacio de GuzmaÌn Mora
- BogotaÌ, capital de los papas / Mauricio Uribe GonzaÌlez
- IntroduccioÌn
- PONTIÌFICES EN BOGOTAÌ
- Pablo VI
- Juan Pablo II
- Francisco
- PATRIMONIO
- Plaza de BoliÌvar
- Catedral Primada
- Palacio Cardenalicio (antiguo Palacio Arzobispal)
- Nunciatura ApostoÌlica
- Manzana JesuiÌtica
- UrbanizacioÌn Pablo VI
- Edificio sede del Celam
- Edificio Pablo VI (Facultad de Artes de la Universidad Javeriana)
- Monumentos en el espacio puÌblico de la calle 26
- URBANISMO
- Motivaciones para el desarrollo de los proyectos urbaniÌsticos
- Avenida carrera 68
- Campo y Templete EucariÌstico
- Otras obras para 1968
- Plaza ciÌvica del barrio Juan Pablo II en Ciudad BoliÌvar
- DEVOCIOÌN.
- Notes:
- "PublicacioÌn que acompanÌa la exhibicioÌn "PontiÌfices en BogotaÌ: devocioÌn, patrimonio religioso y urbanismo", realizada del 5 de septiembre al 30 de noviembre de 2017 en el Museo de BogotaÌ."--Facing Title Page.
- Includes bibliographical references (page [94])
- Local Notes:
- Acquired for the Penn Libraries with assistance from the Anne and Joseph Trachtman Memorial Book Fund.
- ISBN:
- 9789585991903
- 958599190X
- OCLC:
- 1037595534
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