Socha sv. Antonína Paduánského - Socha sv. Antonína Paduánského

Name: Socha sv. Antonína Paduánského - Socha sv. Antonína Paduánského
Address: 274 01 Slaný, Czechia, Slaný, 274, Czech

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Address :	274 01 Slaný, Czechia
Postal code :	274
Categories :	Sculpture ,
City :	Slaný

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Martina Ježková on Google

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Jediný vstup (a výstup) do historické části města je spojený s odkazem kazatele, mnicha a teologa, který dokázal ve 13 století oslovit lidi a vést je mj. k pokoře, trpělivosti a smířlivosti.

The only entrance (and ascent) to the historical part of the city is connected with the legacy of the preacher, monk and theologian who managed to reach people in the 13th century and lead them to humility, patience and reconciliation.

Vladimir Pecha on Google

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Původní barokní socha z r. 1734 stála v aleji před františkánským klášterem ve Slaném až do r. 1891, poté byla přemístěna do areálu kláštera. Na konci 19. stol. byla nahrazena kopií od slánského sochaře A. Havla. V r. 2011 byla poškozená socha zrestaurována akademickým sochařem Janem Turským a Jarmilem Plachým. Svatý Antonín s malým Ježíškem v pravé ruce a lilií v levé je nyní umístěn na novém podstavci z božanovského pískovce v místech zaniklé Pražské brány při patě obnoveného mostu ve Vinařické ulici. Svatý Antonín Paduánský byl původně řeholním kanovníkem sv. Augustina, který po roce 1220 přijal jméno Antonín. Odešel hlásat evangelium do Afriky, ale brzy nato onemocněl a musel se vrátit do Evropy. Po krátkém pobytu na Sicílii se setkal se zakladatelem řádu sv. Františkem z Assisi (1221). Na jeho kázání přicházely tisíce lidí - známé je jeho legendární „Kázání rybám“. Zemřel 13. 6. 1231 ve svém klášteře v Arcelle u Padovy. Svatořečen byl již roku 1232 a jeho svátek se slaví v den jeho úmrtí. The original baroque statue from 1734 stood in the alley before the Franciscan monastery in Slaný until 1891 after which it was moved to the monastery grounds. At the end of the 19th century it was replaced by a copy from a sculptor A. Havel from Slaný region. The damaged statue was restored by academic sculptor Jan Turský and Jarmil Plachý in 2011. Saint Anthony with a little Jesus in his right hand and a lily in his left is now placed on a new pedestal of Božanov sandstone in the defunct Prague Gate at the foot of a restored bridge in Vinařická Street. Saint Anthony of Padua was originally the canon of St. Augustine who received the name Antonín after 1220. He went to proclaim the Gospel to Africa, but soon he became ill and had to return to Europe. After a short stay in Sicily, he met the founder of the Order of St. Francis of Assisi (1221). Thousands of people came to his preaching - his legendary "Fish Preaching" is known. He died on 13 June 1231 in his monastery in Arcelle near Padua. He was canonized already in 1232 and it´s celebrated on the day of his death.

The original Baroque statue from 1734 stood in the alley in front of the Franciscan monastery in Slaný until 1891, after which it was moved to the monastery complex. At the end of the 19th century. was replaced by a copy by the sculptor A. Havel from Slaný. In 2011, the damaged statue was restored by academic sculptors Jan Turský and Jarmil Plachy. Saint Anthony with little Jesus in his right hand and a lily in his left is now placed on a new pedestal made of Božanov sandstone at the site of the defunct Prague Gate at the foot of the restored bridge in Vinařická Street. Saint Anthony of Padua was originally a religious canon of St. Augustine, who after 1220 adopted the name Antonín. He went to preach the gospel to Africa, but soon became ill and had to return to Europe. After a short stay in Sicily, he met the founder of the Order of St. Francis of Assisi (1221). Thousands of people came to his sermon - his legendary "Sermon to Fish" is famous. He died on 13 June 1231 in his monastery in Arcelle near Padua. He was canonized as early as 1232 and his feast day is celebrated on the day of his death. The original baroque statue from 1734 stood in the alley before the Franciscan monastery in Slaný until 1891 after which it was moved to the monastery grounds. At the end of the 19th century it was replaced by a copy from a sculptor A. Havel from Slaný region. The damaged statue was restored by academic sculptor Jan Turský and Jarmil Plachý in 2011. Saint Anthony with a little Jesus in his right hand and a lily in his left is now placed on a new pedestal of Božanov sandstone in the defunct Prague Gate at the foot of a restored bridge in Vinařická Street. Saint Anthony of Padua was originally the canon of St. Augustine who received the name Antonín after 1220. He went to proclaim the Gospel to Africa, but soon he became ill and had to return to Europe. After a short stay in Sicily, he met the founder of the Order of St. Francis of Assisi (1221). Thousands of people came to his preaching - his legendary "Fish Preaching" is known. He died on 13 June 1231 in his monastery in Arcelle near Padua. He was canonized already in 1232 and it´s celebrated on the day of his death.