Church of Saint Anthony of Padua
Church of Saint Anthony of Padua
Church of Saint Anthony of Padua
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Željko M
Zagreb, Croatia65 contributions
Jan 2018 • Friends
Franciscan church and monastery of saint Anthony of Padua show Catholic presence in Sarajevo. Church is place for prayer to saint Anthony for many Catholic and non-Catholic Sarajevans. Inside church you will see modern art. Unfortunatelly, Franciscan friars after Second Vatican Council totally destroyed old altar and church interior (as it was not worthy at all) so today people visiting this place can't see it's first look. One of many Catholic churches were that happened.
Written 3 January 2018
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AndyJohn74
Sydney, Australia5,031 contributions
May 2023 • Solo
This massive deep red church, and accompanying monastery are in quite an imposing location, with the tolling of the bells being heard for a distance.
Written 26 May 2023
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SEs
London, UK25,869 contributions
Feb 2019 • Friends
This is a church bit out of the city centre. Average church. If you have time to spend and like churches you can visit.
Written 12 March 2019
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Chelsea B
Milton Keynes, UK1,978 contributions
Aug 2018 • Couples
The Church of St Anthony is quite a stunning building, with a bright red exterior, and unique in that it welcomes attendees from all faiths. It may be for this reason that it managed to survive the Bosnian War with minimal damage.
Written 30 December 2018
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Nolinice
Oakville, Canada2,790 contributions
June 2018 • Couples
the large church and monastery sits a bit away from the old city and in front of the main brewery. quiet and welcoming, does not present any outstanding architectural beauty, but is an oasis for contemplative prayer
Written 1 August 2018
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Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina42,458 contributions
July 2018 • Solo
Today's Church of St. Anthony of Padua had been constructed between 1912 and 1914, designed by the famous architect Josip Vancas who was the author of Sarajevo's Cathedral and monastery and church in Fojnica too, as well as numerous public buildings in Sarajevo and other cities of the former Yugoslavia.
Its length is 31.2 m and its width is 18.5 m. The height of the central nave is 14.5 m. It has a 50 m tall belltower, with five bells (the heaviest hweig 4,015 kg). The organs date from 1925. The interior of the church contained four neo-gothic altars and a pulipt, and statues all made in the famous company Ferdinand Stuflesser from St. Ulrich, South Tyrol, Austria.
The interior was largely changed in the 1960s, when also stained glass windows by the Croatian artist Ivo Dulcic have been installed.
Interesting is also one of the statues outside the church, donated by Emperor Franz Joseph I of Austria.
Its length is 31.2 m and its width is 18.5 m. The height of the central nave is 14.5 m. It has a 50 m tall belltower, with five bells (the heaviest hweig 4,015 kg). The organs date from 1925. The interior of the church contained four neo-gothic altars and a pulipt, and statues all made in the famous company Ferdinand Stuflesser from St. Ulrich, South Tyrol, Austria.
The interior was largely changed in the 1960s, when also stained glass windows by the Croatian artist Ivo Dulcic have been installed.
Interesting is also one of the statues outside the church, donated by Emperor Franz Joseph I of Austria.
Written 31 July 2018
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vayasable
Warsaw, Poland110 contributions
July 2018 • Family
Amazing, big and unusual church on the side of the city. It’s worth to take a walk here. You won’t regret.
Written 26 July 2018
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Linda B
Raleigh, NC2,205 contributions
Sept 2017 • Solo
It is a Roman Catholic place of worship and a national monument of BiH. It is dedicated to the Franciscan friar Anthony of Padua. Was not able to go inside but the exterior is lovely. It is just down the street from the brewery.
Written 2 November 2017
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