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- Carmelite_Church,_Lviv abstract "The Carmelite Church in Lviv was first mentioned in 1634 as the church of the monastery of the Barefoot Carmelites. In 1748 it was the scene of a notorious scuffle (\"monomachia\") between the Carmelites and their neighbours, the Capuchins. The suburban location caused the church to be rather well fortified, yet it was ravaged by the Cossacks in the Khmelnytsky Revolt and the Swedes in the Great Northern War. The entire façade was redesigned in the 19th century. Still, the building retains much of its original character and design, attributed to architect Jan Pokorowicz. Especially noteworthy are the 300-year-old black marble altar and a series of frescoes executed by Giuseppe Pedretti in the 1730s.After 1789 the church has passed through a succession of owners, ending with the Ukrainian Greek Catholic Church which reconsecrated the church to Michael the Archangel in 1991.".
- Carmelite_Church,_Lviv thumbnail Костел_кармелитов_Львов_005.jpg?width=300.
- Carmelite_Church,_Lviv wikiPageID "21811571".
- Carmelite_Church,_Lviv wikiPageLength "1846".
- Carmelite_Church,_Lviv wikiPageOutDegree "18".
- Carmelite_Church,_Lviv wikiPageRevisionID "542869674".
- Carmelite_Church,_Lviv wikiPageWikiLink Altar.
- Carmelite_Church,_Lviv wikiPageWikiLink Category:Carmelite_churches.
- Carmelite_Church,_Lviv wikiPageWikiLink Category:Churches_in_Lviv.
- Carmelite_Church,_Lviv wikiPageWikiLink Cossacks.
- Carmelite_Church,_Lviv wikiPageWikiLink Discalced_Carmelites.
- Carmelite_Church,_Lviv wikiPageWikiLink Giuseppe_Pedretti.
- Carmelite_Church,_Lviv wikiPageWikiLink Great_Northern_War.
- Carmelite_Church,_Lviv wikiPageWikiLink Jan_Pokorowicz.
- Carmelite_Church,_Lviv wikiPageWikiLink Khmelnytsky_Uprising.
- Carmelite_Church,_Lviv wikiPageWikiLink Lviv.
- Carmelite_Church,_Lviv wikiPageWikiLink Michael_(archangel).
- Carmelite_Church,_Lviv wikiPageWikiLink Order_of_Friars_Minor_Capuchin.
- Carmelite_Church,_Lviv wikiPageWikiLink Powder_Tower,_Lviv.
- Carmelite_Church,_Lviv wikiPageWikiLink Swedes.
- Carmelite_Church,_Lviv wikiPageWikiLink Ukrainian_Greek_Catholic_Church.
- Carmelite_Church,_Lviv wikiPageWikiLink File:Кармелиты_босые_Львов_2.jpg.
- Carmelite_Church,_Lviv wikiPageWikiLink File:Костел_кармелитов_Львов_005.jpg.
- Carmelite_Church,_Lviv wikiPageWikiLink File:Костел_кармелитов_Львов_007.jpg.
- Carmelite_Church,_Lviv wikiPageWikiLinkText "Church of Carmelites, the Barefooted".
- Carmelite_Church,_Lviv wikiPageUsesTemplate Template:Coord.
- Carmelite_Church,_Lviv wikiPageUsesTemplate Template:Lviv-related_topics.
- Carmelite_Church,_Lviv subject Category:Carmelite_churches.
- Carmelite_Church,_Lviv subject Category:Churches_in_Lviv.
- Carmelite_Church,_Lviv type Place.
- Carmelite_Church,_Lviv type Place.
- Carmelite_Church,_Lviv comment "The Carmelite Church in Lviv was first mentioned in 1634 as the church of the monastery of the Barefoot Carmelites. In 1748 it was the scene of a notorious scuffle (\"monomachia\") between the Carmelites and their neighbours, the Capuchins. The suburban location caused the church to be rather well fortified, yet it was ravaged by the Cossacks in the Khmelnytsky Revolt and the Swedes in the Great Northern War. The entire façade was redesigned in the 19th century.".
- Carmelite_Church,_Lviv label "Carmelite Church, Lviv".
- Carmelite_Church,_Lviv sameAs Q1981812.
- Carmelite_Church,_Lviv sameAs Karmelietenkerk_(Lemberg).
- Carmelite_Church,_Lviv sameAs Kościół_Nawiedzenia_Najświętszej_Marii_Panny_we_Lwowie.
- Carmelite_Church,_Lviv sameAs m.05p43dl.
- Carmelite_Church,_Lviv sameAs Костёл_кармелитов_босых_(Львов).
- Carmelite_Church,_Lviv sameAs Костел_і_монастир_кармелітів_босих_(Львів).
- Carmelite_Church,_Lviv sameAs Q1981812.
- Carmelite_Church,_Lviv wasDerivedFrom Carmelite_Church,_Lviv?oldid=542869674.
- Carmelite_Church,_Lviv depiction Костел_кармелитов_Львов_005.jpg.
- Carmelite_Church,_Lviv isPrimaryTopicOf Carmelite_Church,_Lviv.