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Church of San Bernabé Apóstol

Pétrola, Monte Ibérico-Corredor de Almansa, Albacete

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Church of San Bernabé Apóstol

Monument · Pétrola, Monte Ibérico-Corredor de Almansa, Albacete

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The Neoclassical church of San Bernabé Apóstol, in Pétrola (Albacete), was built between June 1793 and February 1796 by the Murcian architect Lorenzo Alonso Franco (1750-1810), in what was one of the first churches this master built entirely within the province. It has a single nave with shallow niche-like side chapels, two small structures flanking the chancel area, a façade topped by a pediment and a tower at the foot. It is the parish church of the municipality, dedicated to the Apostle Bernabé, whose patron saint's festival is celebrated from 11 to 13 June.

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