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Foligno - Abbazia di Sassovivo
The "Abbazia di Sassovivo" is located on a mountain, about 6kms east of Foligno. The abbey was founded around 1070 on a site probably used already by the Umbri as sanctuary.
The abbey gained power and prestige. In the 13th century it "controlled" 97 convents, 41 churches (even 1 in Rome) and 7 hospitals. Decline started in the 15th century. The abbey suffered during the Napoleonic Wars, and in 1860, after the fall of the Papal States, its properties were divided between the Italian state, the local bishopric and privates.
Since 1979 the Community of the "Little Brothers of Jesus" live here.
The crypt is the oldest part of the still existing structure, built by the first Benedictine monks arriving here end of the 10th century.
The abbey gained power and prestige. In the 13th century it "controlled" 97 convents, 41 churches (even 1 in Rome) and 7 hospitals. Decline started in the 15th century. The abbey suffered during the Napoleonic Wars, and in 1860, after the fall of the Papal States, its properties were divided between the Italian state, the local bishopric and privates.
Since 1979 the Community of the "Little Brothers of Jesus" live here.
The crypt is the oldest part of the still existing structure, built by the first Benedictine monks arriving here end of the 10th century.
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