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Chiesa di San Vittore, Predaia

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Churches and sanctuaries · Predaia · Val di Non

Chiesa di San Vittore

The parish priest spent everything on the bell tower, and the church remained bare.

Chiesa di San Vittore
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The pieve of Taio first appears in a deed of Bishop Egnone dated 25 June 1272, in the middle of a dispute with the pieve of Torra, and in 1276 Bishop Enrico III confirmed its rights.

Work on the bell tower began in the 1510s and in 1537 it was still under construction. In that year the visitors judged the church poor, and the parish priest Cosma de Mariani replied that every fund raised ended up in the tower: a choice of priorities declared without embarrassment.

In 1579 the four altars were recorded as unadorned, and the visitors ordered the removal of a stone used as a holy water stoup and the reduction of the tomb of the Crivelli family, which took up too much space in the church.

Pieve since
1272
Dedicated to
Vittore di Xanten

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From the register of alpine trails of the Autonomous Province of Trento. © SAT.

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