Examples of using Deconsecrated in English and their translations into German
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In 1805 the abbey church was sold and deconsecrated.
The church was deconsecrated and served as a barn and storage room for wood and other items.
These rites performed, the pilgrims are completely deconsecrated.
Deconsecrated in the early 19th century, serves as exhibition space for the Archaeological Museum.
An old abandoned convent with attached church, deconsecrated before the revolution.
Entrance: the church, today deconsecrated, is accessible from the Cloister of San Marcellino and is mainly used for cultural events.
The church, protected by the Department of Architectural Heritage, is currently deconsecrated and it is used to host exhibits and conferences.
Deconsecrated six times on account of the murder and violence that took place within its walls, Santo Stefano today is remarkably serene.
View Gallery Description Lonato del Garda, exclusive deconsecrated CHURCH, ideal to create a modern and classy LOFT.
Deconsecrated in 1791 and transferred first to the city then to the State, it was converted into a fodder store.
In the 18th century, the church was, sadly, deconsecrated and divided into flats when the order ceased to exist.
Next to the ex-convent one finds the S. Chiara theatre the interior of which was once the church of the convent complex,now deconsecrated.
It celebrates the history, culture and design of gardens and is housed in the deconsecrated, protected church of St Mary at Lambeth.
Founded in 1791 on ground deconsecrated by the blood of mass murderer Matthias Pavayne Wolfram Hart has put roots down in this glamorous city that grow deep and branches that reach into the heart of major corporations like Yo-Yo-Dine, Whelen-Utani and Newscorp.
Destined for the worship of Count Raboni and his family,over the centuries it was deconsecrated and destined for different uses.
It actually consists in a complex ofbuildings because a church by the name of Santa Croce(now deconsecrated and used as multi-functional hall), a convent, the buildings used as stalls and by servants, a large kitchen garden that was once a flower garden are attached to the ancient residence.
This area was once the Cemetery of the 30.000 Undefeated which had been opened in 1923 andwas then deconsecrated after the Memorial Building had been erected.
The museum is housed in the 17th-century presently deconsecrated church of San Girolamo and documents the history of human settlement in the area around Bientina through a collection of finds from Villanovan period, the Iron Age and Etruscan and Roman times. The finds were unearthed in the old lake of Bientina the Lorraine dried out around the middle of the 19th century.
Just outside the castle, always on display dell'addetta, we covered only 200 mt in the medieval village of the country,to arrive at the old deconsecrated church of Santa Maria da Feet.
At Poznan a great"Book Assembly Centre"(Buchsammelstelle) was organized in the church of St. Michael,specially deconsecrated for the purpose of receiving books from Polish private libraries.
The museum housed in the church of Santa Maria del Gesù displays sculptures, paintings, sacred hangings andgold items from the churches in the surrounding area that have been deconsecrated or no longer exist.
Across the street from the church in the"Spitalhof", which formerly was a hospice,and to which belongs the Gothic and now deconsecrated"Kapelle St. Maria Magdalena", the municipal kindergarten is now housed.
Here we find in fact the Dome's square, where the Dome of San Martino(centuries XIII-XIV) stands,in Romanesque-Gothic style, and the deconsecrated church of Sant'Agostino sec.
The story of this monumental site is fascinating, indeed. It was built by the Eremitani friars in the late XIII Century and stayed active till the Napoleonic period,when the church was deconsecrated and the common spaces were turned into a barracks.