Church of Saint Mary 'Protho-Spataris'
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| Address : | Vico Calibro, 41, 88900 Crotone KR, Italy |
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| City : | Crotone |
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Situata all'interno del centro storico di Crotone nel quartiere Pescheria, in via Giuseppe Suriano. Edificata agli inizi del Cinquecento, la chiesa prese il nome dalla nobile famiglia dei Prothospataris, che in Calabria era antichissima (molto prima dell’anno mille) di origine greca-bizantina e poi passata ma residente a Crotone, ove era aggregata al Seggio di S. Dionigi, ed estinta con Elisabetta, marchesa di Crucoli sposata nel 1641 a Didaco Francesco Amalfitani.
Divenne parrocchia attiva dal 1525.
Dopo esser stata "dismessa" per un periodo relativamente lungo, sotto Carlo III di Borbone, la parrocchia tornò a poter riprendere le funzioni parrocchiali. Nel 1777 la chiesa aveva due altari: una dedicata a san Luigi Gonzaga e un'altra a san Gaetano.
Nel 1960 la chiesa venne restaurata, ma furono asportati i due altari laterali e i dipinti raffiguranti i titolari.
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Small church, It is not always open, but only in conjunction with religious services.
Located in the historic center of Crotone in the Pescheria district, in Via Giuseppe Suriano. Built at the beginning of the sixteenth century, the church was named after the noble family of Prothospataris, which in Calabria was ancient (well before the year one thousand) of Greek-Byzantine origin and later passed but resident in Crotone, where it was joined to the Seat of S . Dionysius, and quenched with Elizabeth, Marchioness of Crucoli married in 1641 to Didaco Francesco Amalfi.
It became an active parish from 1525.
After having been "abandoned" for a relatively long period, under Charles III of Bourbon, the parish returned to resume parish functions. In 1777 the church had two altars: one dedicated to Saint Luigi Gonzaga and another to Saint Gaetano.
In 1960 the church was restored, but the two side altars and the paintings depicting the owners were removed.
(Source: Wikipedia)
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