CHIESA DI SANTA MARIA (CASALINO)La

CHIESA DI SANTA MARIA (CASALINO)
La comunità di Casalino è nota sin dal XI secolo. In questo periodo faceva parte della comunità di Moggiona sotto la giurisdizione dell’Episcopio Aretino. Nel 1137, con una donazione, subentrarono i Monaci Camaldolesi, che eressero anche un piccolo oratorio in seguito trasformato in chiesa. La costruzione attuale risale al XVII secolo e conserva al suo interno alcune opere d’arte tra cui un ciborio cinquecentesco di scuola Robbiana. Nei pressi della chiesa venne fondato nel 1888 un istituto religioso sotto il titolo di Suore Terziarie Francescane di Santa Elisabetta d’Ungheria. I resti della fondatrice, Suor Francesca Casci, operante di assistenza in ospedali, case di cura e orfanotrofi, furono traslati nel 1848 nella cappella dell’Istituto. (per visite 0575/558091)

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CHURCH OF SANTA MARIA (CASALINO)The community di Casalino is known since the 11th century. During this period was part of Moggiona community under the jurisdiction of the Bishop of Arezzo. In 1137, by donation, were replaced by the camaldolese monks, who built a small oratory later turned into a church. The present building dates from the 17th century and preserves some artworks, including a 16th-century ciborium of the Robbiana school. Near the Church was founded in 1888 a religious Institute under the title the Franciscan tertiaries of St. Elizabeth of Hungary. The remains of the foundress, sister Francesca Casci, working in hospitals, nursing homes and orphanages, were transferred in 1848 in the chapel of the Institute. (to visit 0575/558091)

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CHURCH OF SANTA MARIA (CASALINO)
The community of Casalino has been known since the XI century. In this period was part of the community of Moggiona under the jurisdiction of the Bishopric Aretino. In 1137, with a donation, Geigy the Camaldolese monks, who also erected a small oratory, later turned into a church.The current building dates from the seventeenth century and preserves some works of art including a ciborium sixteenth century Della Robbia school. Near the church was founded in 1888 a religious institute under the title of Sisters Franciscan tertiary of St Elizabeth of Hungary. The remains of the foundress, Sister Francesca Casci, operating for assistance in hospitals,Nursing homes and orphanages, were translated in 1848 in the chapel of the Institute. (For visits 0575/558091)