Kaple sv. Vincence z Ferrary - Sebuzín 49

Name: Kaple sv. Vincence z Ferrary - Sebuzín 49
Address: Sebuzín 49, 403 02 Ústí nad Labem-Střekov, Czechia, 403, Czech

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Address :	Sebuzín 49, 403 02 Ústí nad Labem-Střekov, Czechia
Postal code :	403
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Sebuzín 49, 403 02 Ústí nad Labem-Střekov, Czechia

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Ves Sebuzín na pravém břehu Labe (při ústí Tlučeňského potoka) je prvně zmiňována roku 1251. V roce 1827 byla většina zástavby zničena požárem a roku 1855 ves těžce postihla epidemie cholery. Sebuzínská kaple stojí nad někdejší návsí ve středu vsi, kterou nyní ze značné části zabírá kruhový objezd. Pozdně barokní kaple je zasvěcena sv. Vincenci z Ferrary (1358-1419), španělskému dominikánskému kazateli a řeholníkovi. Je patronem města Valencie, stavitelů, instalatérů, klempířů, pokrývačů a slévačů olova. Byl prohlášen za svatého roku 1455 papežem Kalixtem III. Čtvercová stavba s půlkruhovou apsidou a hřebenovou zvoničkou, v níž je zavěšen litinový zvon, byla postavena v roce 1745. Ve štítu je výklenek s kamennou soškou Krista Trpitele. Plochostropý vnitřek s malým oltářem je vyzdoben lidovými soškami světců a andělů. Interiér je sice nepřístupný, ale lze do něj nahlédnout vstupními dveřmi. Sakrální stavba (v obvodu farnosti Církvice) byla prohlášena za kulturní památku. V roce 1874 byla opravena. Sebuzín village on the right bank of the Elbe (at the mouth of the Tlučeňský brook) is first mentioned in 1251. In 1827 most of the buildings were destroyed by fire and in 1855 the village was severely affected by the cholera epidemic. The Sebuzín Chapel stands above the former village square in the center of the village, which is now largely occupied by a roundabout. The Late Baroque chapel is dedicated to St. Vincent of Ferrara (1358-1419), a Spanish Dominican preacher and a religious. He is the patron of the city of Valencia, builders, plumbers, tinsmiths, roofers and lead founders and was declared holy in 1455 by Pope Kalixt III. A square building with a semicircular apse and a ridge bell with a cast-iron bell hung was built in 1745. There is a niche with a stone statue of Christ the Lord in the gable. The flat-ceilinged interior with a small altar is decorated with folk statues of saints and angels. The interior is inaccessible, but it can be accessed through the entrance door. The sacral building (in the district of the parish of Církvice) was declared a cultural monument. In 1874 it was repaired.

The village of Sebuzín on the right bank of the Elbe (at the mouth of the Tlučeňský brook) is first mentioned in 1251. In 1827, most of the buildings were destroyed by fire and in 1855 the village was severely affected by a cholera epidemic. The Sebuzín chapel stands above the former village square in the middle of the village, which is now largely occupied by a roundabout. The late Baroque chapel is dedicated to St. Vincent of Ferrara (1358-1419), Spanish Dominican preacher and monk. He is the patron saint of the city of Valencia, builders, plumbers, plumbers, roofers and lead casters. It was proclaimed holy in 1455 by Pope Calixtus III. The square building with a semicircular apse and a ridge bell tower, in which a cast iron bell is hung, was built in 1745. In the gable there is a niche with a stone statue of Christ the Sufferer. The flat-ceilinged interior with a small altar is decorated with folk statues of saints and angels. The interior is inaccessible, but can be seen through the front door. The sacral building (in the district of the parish of Církvice) was declared a cultural monument. It was repaired in 1874. Sebuzín village on the right bank of the Elbe (at the mouth of the Tlučeňský brook) is first mentioned in 1251. In 1827 most of the buildings were destroyed by fire and in 1855 the village was severely affected by the cholera epidemic. The Sebuzín Chapel stands above the former village square in the center of the village, which is now largely occupied by a roundabout. The Late Baroque chapel is dedicated to St. Vincent of Ferrara (1358-1419), a Spanish Dominican preacher and a religious. He is the patron of the city of Valencia, builders, plumbers, tinsmiths, roofers and lead founders and was declared holy in 1455 by Pope Kalixt III. A square building with a semicircular apse and a ridge bell with a cast-iron bell hung was built in 1745. There is a niche with a stone statue of Christ the Lord in the gable. The flat-ceilinged interior with a small altar is decorated with folk statues of saints and angels. The interior is inaccessible, but it can be accessed through the entrance door. The sacral building (in the district of the parish of Církvice) was declared a cultural monument. In 1874 it was repaired.