St Adalbert's Church and Convent of Benedictine (Minsk)
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St Adalbert's Church and Convent of Benedictine (Minsk)
Summary
St Adalbert's Church and Convent of Benedictine (Minsk) is a church building[1]. St Adalbert's Church and Convent of Benedictine (Minsk) ranks in the top 3% of church_building entities by monthly Wikipedia readership (7 views/month).[2]
Key Facts
- St Adalbert's Church and Convent of Benedictine (Minsk) is located in Minsk[3].
- St Adalbert's Church and Convent of Benedictine (Minsk) is in the country of Belarus[4].
- St Adalbert's Church and Convent of Benedictine (Minsk)'s image is recorded as Miensk, Zboravaja, Benedyktynski. Менск, Зборавая, Бэнэдыктынскі (N. Akołaŭ, 1871).jpg[5].
- St Adalbert's Church and Convent of Benedictine (Minsk)'s instance of is recorded as church building[6].
- St Adalbert's Church and Convent of Benedictine (Minsk)'s instance of is recorded as Eastern Orthodox church building[7].
- St Adalbert's Church and Convent of Benedictine (Minsk)'s instance of is recorded as Catholic church building[8].
- St Adalbert's Church and Convent of Benedictine (Minsk)'s instance of is recorded as church ruin[9].
- Adalbert of Prague is named after St Adalbert's Church and Convent of Benedictine (Minsk)[10].
- St Adalbert's Church and Convent of Benedictine (Minsk)'s architectural style is recorded as baroque architecture[11].
- St Adalbert's Church and Convent of Benedictine (Minsk)'s Commons category is recorded as St. Adalbert's Church (Minsk)[12].
- St Adalbert's Church and Convent of Benedictine (Minsk) was dissolved in +1964-00-00T00:00:00Z[13].
- St Adalbert's Church and Convent of Benedictine (Minsk)'s coordinate location is recorded as {'lat': 53.901491, 'lon': 27.554629}[14].
- St Adalbert's Church and Convent of Benedictine (Minsk)'s dedicated to is recorded as Adalbert of Prague[15].
- St Adalbert's Church and Convent of Benedictine (Minsk)'s date of official closure is recorded as +1871-00-00T00:00:00Z[16].
Why It Matters
St Adalbert's Church and Convent of Benedictine (Minsk) ranks in the top 3% of church_building entities by monthly Wikipedia readership (7 views/month).[2]