Tuesday, June 1, 2010

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Some time ago I prepared a bibliography about Belchite, you can see the beginning of our Blog. Now I intend to go one step further and present a brief overview of each of the collected works for the reader to know, albeit briefly.

will follow the order in which the books listed in the bibliography (usually are arranged in chronological order) and try to accompany the review with a photo. So, I start the oldest. JOSEF

Cottens. Novena to Our Lady of the Forsaken in the town of Belchite. Zaragoza, 1797. Ibanez printing. 40 pp. 16 x 11 cm. Facsimile edition 2005.

The back cover lists a drawing made in woodcut, with the image of Our Lady of the Forsaken. Presentation of the publication and location of the original (Archive, Library, Newspaper of the City of Zaragoza). There are some news about the origin of the image and the founding of the Priestly Belchite Seminar in 1725. Follow the ninth, and granted indulgences Joys of Our Lady to end with a Salve in Castilian verse alternating with with Latinos and believed to be sung in times of Mission Priests.



Roberto Solano. Rector of [Seminar] Belchite. Novena to Our Lady of the Forsaken. Zaragoza, 1898. Importing Soteras and Monforte. 22 pp. 21 x 15 cm. Facsimile edition 2004.

The back cover lists a modified picture of the chapel of the Seminary (photo appears as normal in the book of John Belchite Seminar Gasca Salo). The origin of the image of the Virgin Mary is treated at greater length and detail, as well as the foundation of the Seminar for Priests and the directors appointed by the Archbishop Perez de Araciel. Followed by an account on the events that resulted in withdrawal the building and restoration undertaken by the Archbishop Don Manuel Garcia Gil in 1864 and founding of the Minor Seminary of the diocese of Zaragoza. Terminate the input with the narration of various favors granted by the Virgin to her devotees. The ninth is taken from the previous edition, but the joys are modified and increased in two stanzas. Salve said that is taken from the Ninth primitive.

the end takes a note with the location of the original (National Museum of Costume). The edition was prepared by Julio Martín Blasco for the parish of Belchite in the third centenary of the arrival of the statue of the Virgin of the Helpless Belchite (1704)

Sunday, May 16, 2010

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Belchite AROUND THE IMAGE OF OUR LADY OF THE HOMELESS






According tells Fr Faci, the hermit Sunday Lacosta, meeting in Valencia, ordered a copy of the image of that city, which led to Belchite where he was received with great demonstrations of enthusiasm and fervor on September 7, 1704. She was taken to the Chapel of the Souls, and has since received the name of Our Lady of the Forsaken. The image (one meter sixty centimeters) was size but dressed in white with gold embroidery on great occasions. The image disappeared in the civil war of 1936-1937 and is supposed to be destroyed in September 1937.


For the years 1946, 1947 by initiative of the directors of Alcorisa Seminar (successor Belchite) Albareda Brothers workshop held in Zaragoza, a copy of the Virgin of the Helpless and probably used as a model Belchite photography.
Since then he was chairman of the chapel and the building of the seminar came to the diocese of Teruel.
immediately obvious that the artists declined to a mere copy. His face is more rounded, and her body, standing, looks like a midwife. Finally

offer a picture of the statue of Our Lady of the Forsaken contained in the ninth published in 1797, at the expense of Don Josef Cottens, his chaplain, and in print Ibanez, Zaragoza, using an engraving process. Highlights the work for its simplicity and ingenuity.

Monday, May 10, 2010

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GRAMMAR SCHOOL ESTABLISHED BY THE CITY COUNCIL IN 1757


GRAMMAR SCHOOL ESTABLISHED BY THE CITY COUNCIL IN 1757
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8,445 in the bundle of documents relating to the Augustinian Belchite shoes (National Historical Archives) provides the foundation of a Grammar School by City Council Belchite (year 1757) and entrusted to the religious of St. Augustine.

On November 20, 1757 reached a final agreement, while Bernad José meeting, Don Pedro Aragües, Miguel Escobar, Tomas Perez, Teresa Thomas, Salvador Serrano, Salvador Francisco Zaldivar and Teresa "... all Mayors and City Councilmen procurator of the Villa de Belchite being together as such in as used and intended to try and give the things pertaining and belonging to RH. City Council ... "

also said the matter had been discussed at the General Council and" thirty "held in June, the feast day of San Juan, by stressing that there was a Grammar School "... and how important it was for the common which had opened as before and that the cessation of salary payment and the Master had been closed ... "It was also decided the method of payment. As the Master and Organist salary was 150 pounds Jaca, of which 100 on her as a teacher of children and paid "himself from the common" it was agreed that these 100 were reduced to 70 and 30 difference shall be paid to future Master of Grammar.

addition to the 18 pounds Jaquesa own common that gave the sprinklers were downgraded 10 to complete the salary of the teachers of grammar. It was this reduction in the wages of sprinklers because it was considered sufficient contribution that each neighbor gave them directly for irrigation of their respective estates and it is expressly noted, to avoid challenges, to agree that lowering the sprinklers for the purpose stated.

The creation and transfer of the School is done with the following conditions: 1 .- That the convent can not claim to be right on it but will operate as desired by the City Council. 2 .- That the Master will be skilled and experienced and, otherwise, the City may cancel the contract without explanation. 3 .- It requires the City to pay to Master Grammar Jaquesa forty pounds in money or effects of wheat or barley at a price that is customary in the time of payment. 4 .- The parents of the boys pay a monthly real silver, if they are residents of this town, and strangers, two. The poor, in any case have free education. Brother Augustine

Barratón, prior of the convent, signed the Deed before the Notary José Pardo, witnessing Diego Comeche and Lamberto Wednesday Belchite neighbors. "It's going out on paper or poor job in order to enjoy this privilege Agustina Religion. No rights for poor. Pardos "

MARTIN BLASCO, July and BARRUECO SALVADOR, Manuel (OSA).
THE CONVENT OF SAN AGUSTIN Belchite (Zaragoza)
Data for its history (1594-1994)

Wednesday, April 28, 2010

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Belchite LAST DAYS PAST IN GUATEMALA FOR THE ARCHBISHOP CORTES And LARRAZ


LAST DAYS PAST IN GUATEMALA FOR THE ARCHBISHOP POLITE AND LARRAZ

The tensions between the Audiencia of Guatemala and Archbishop Larraz Cortes (compounded by the arrival of the successor without the diocese vacant) resulted in the attempt to arrest him and force him out of Guatemala. It was the night of September 29, 1779.

"On that dark night, rainy and dark wine new to Guatemala City to the former with great secrecy a judge of the Court, accompanied by the Sheriff, Clerk, troop and the whole apparatus of surprise and imprison. Was reported that a neighbor of the New Town, after some time he came out said committee, put a horse's own diligence, advising me of this development. Received this news, I had no other arbitration to occur at the misfortunes that happened huvieran, to dress in a hurry, take a mule, absent from home and put myself in a place adjacent to the same city ... the third, or fourth day I was told by one of the delegation led by the Minister, that I cared away after Guatemala, quanto possible because they practiced all sorts of errands to find my whereabouts, for which purpose it has started providenciar guards on the roads day and night. "

Already in the morning of 30 September, Judge Thomas Gonzalez Calderón, accompanied by his retinue, arrived at the archbishop's palace was wondering if your Excellency. The Vicar General replied that the bishop "was not present in this town and left him with encouragement to do more extensive representation at the Tribunal ..."

The former Chief Justice of Guatemala, Guillermo Macé, informed the Commissioner rumors running on the whereabouts of the Archbishop: "Some say that is hidden in his palace, others that are out of it, but at the place and there are some who say that he had advance warning of the coming of VS, rode out at four o'clock accompanied only a page without saying where he led the march "

For its part, the Archbishop added:" ... but I got out of the recall immediately that I gave notice, but as they had not brought any clothes, no assistance ... I stopped in the villages if it happened to my family lead me some discretion is necessary, as in effect on the second day, led me some things mui precise ... I reached a large village where HUVE to remain as three months, because it happened to me means for furnishing of the need for such a long way, but known by some of their neighbors, presented me, saying he would take office take was quanto in Guatemala, as indeed they did, and with this began the journey to Vera Cruz "

it possible to reconstruct the route followed by Pedro Cortes Jocotenango, Chimaltenango, Pasum (or Patzum) San Andres, Solola, Totonicapán, Güegüetenango, Comitán . Oaxaca, Tehueco, Puebla de los Angeles and Veracruz.

La Audiencia de Guatemala communicated to Madrid (June 10, 1780) the Archbishop Larraz Cortes: "We finally came out of this kingdom and is found in New Spain. About six months has been in the jurisdiction of the Royal Court "Julia Martin BLASCO