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Our Lady of the Rosary Catholic church (Little Italy San Diego)

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The website http://www.theholyrosary.org/ helped me enormously in identifying the paintings and stained glass windows in the Rosary church.

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  • Photos: 38
  • Views: 3,901
  • Downloads: 56

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  • Amazing, fabulous album! A marvelous, Italian church full of works of art. Thank you for sharing this beauties. Have a wonderful day! A warm greeting! Ciao

    said  of lucesolare lucesolare 11 months 9 days ago

  • Dear Ding, Every painting, every sculpture and every stained glass window in this impressive church are themselves works of art worthy of visitation and preservation! Yes, you described it so well, it's like a mini Sistine Chapel. And thank you for the valuable information you included here, giving both this album and the church a second or even many comeback visits - what with all the intricate details of the images shown. Thank you, Ding, for showing and sharing with us a hidden gem of a lovely Italian place (for worship and art appreciation) right in the midst of your beloved San Diego city at that! ~~~Mary Ann

    said  of maryan54 maryan54 11 months 14 days ago

  • "In 1921, the Cardinal of Los Angeles entrusted the Italian colony of San Diego to Fr. Sylvester Rabagliati, S.D.B., a Salesian of Don Bosco. Father Rabagliati spent the first two years collecting funds for the new Church and on August 17, 1923, he started the building. On the following Christmas, he was able to celebrate Mass in the unfinished Church. Fr. Rabagliati entrusted to Fausto Tasca, a Venetian painter, living in Los Angeles, the decoration of the new Church. Tasca, a master of color and perspective, painted beautiful canvases for the ceiling and the walls of the Church, depicting the mysteries of the Rosary, the twelve Apostles, a huge and impressive Crucifixion, and the Last Judgment. The paintings, the statues of Our Lady, St. Anne, and St. Joseph by the famous Californian Sculptor Carlos Romanelli, and the beautiful stained glass windows, make OLR a unique artistic jewel in Southern California." Source: http://www.catholic-church.org/barnabites/b58usa04.htm

    said  of fdguin fdguin 11 months 15 days ago

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