Continuando con el paseo por la parte historicaºººººContinuing with the tour of the historical part

Hola a todos, amigos en esta publicacion continuo con la visita a la manzana jesuita en donde primero visitamos la parte del museo, que es patrimonio de la humanidad, buen pegado o sea al lado del mismo esta esta basilica, la cual tambien tiene su historia, por la construccion y por los años que la misma posee, asimismo por lo que representa para la humanidad.

Lo que podemos ver en esta fotografia, seria la parte lateral de lo que es dicha vacilica.

Una de la entradas laterales, en donde se exibe la bandera ARGENTINA, en una de las puertas de ingreso.

Como lo mencione amigos, referente a la parte de la manzana jesuitica, la verdad que todo esto es historia.

Al ingresar en la parte de adentro de dicha basilica, lo primero que pude ver es como toda iglesia, a nuestro SEÑOR EN LA CRUZ.

Bueno luego lo que sigue en dichas fotografias, es todo lo concerniente a lo que tiene en la parte interior de una iglesia.

Tambien en la parte exterior, por supuesto con la fotografia del obispo actual.

Asimismo podemos ver tambien los carteles de publicidad de lo que es en la actualidad en una de las partes, que es referente al antiguo rectorado.

Esto es en el interior que seria una de las partes laterales y en la parte del centro seria el salon principal.

Todo lo que podemos ver en estas fotos, son lo que se encuentra al rededor de la parte principal de dicha iglesia.

En donde tambien se encuentran las pinturas de los santos.

Tambien las fotografias de los papas que fueron pasando, cada uno en su hera.

Esta parte es una de las que mas me agrada la parte del corazon purpura con la cruz, bueno por supuesto que tiene su historia.

Asi es amigos, todo tiene un porque y por supuesto todo siempre es referente a lo que la umanidad se refiere.

MUCHAS GRACIAS POR SEGUIRME Y LEERME, QUE TENGAN BUEN COMIENZO DE SEMANA.

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Hello everyone, friends, in this post I continue with the visit to the Jesuit block where we first visited the museum part, which is a UNESCO World Heritage site, right next to it is this basilica, which also has its history, due to its construction and the years it has stood, as well as what it represents for humanity.

What we can see in this photograph would be the side part of what is this little joke.

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One of the side entrances, where the ARGENTINA flag is displayed, at one of the entry doors.

As I mentioned, friends, regarding the Jesuit block, the truth is that all of this is history.

Upon entering the inside of that basilica, the first thing I could see, like in every church, was OUR LORD ON THE CROSS.

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Well, then what follows in those photographs is everything concerning what is inside a church.

Also on the exterior, of course with the photograph of the current bishop.

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Likewise, we can also see the advertising posters of what is currently in one of the sections, which pertains to the former rectorate.

This is on the inside, which would be one of the side parts, and in the center would be the main hall.

Everything we can see in these photos is what is found around the main part of that church.

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Where the paintings of the saints are also found.

Also the photographs of the popes that came and went, each in their own era.

This part is one of my favorites, the part with the purple heart and the cross, well of course it has its story.

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That's right, friends, everything has a reason, and of course, everything always relates to what humanity refers to.

Thank you very much for following and reading me, have a great start to the week.