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Gothic church where Teresa was baptized
The church is a modest looking Gothic building near the Plaza Mayor. Its claim to fame is that it is the location where Teresa was baptized. My wife and I were with a tour group on a day trip from M...
Church was closed when we visited . It is actually very significant particularly for Catholics since this serves as the baptismal place of St Thérèse of Avila . We managed to take photos inside .
This is very close to St Teresa's Church and we stopped in to see it. Not as elaborate as some churches which we visited but nice. This is still in Gothic style while others in area have been updat...
A simple church designated a National Monument in 1983.
Closed the day I visited. On 4 April 1515, Teresa de Cepeda y Ahumada was baptised in the Gothic font (15th century) of the church. Should the church be open, the font can still be seen today.
Teresa of Avila was baptised in this beautiful church. The baptismal font is on the left side of the church. There is a light, and you can turn it on. The church has a beautiful altarpiece and a nic...
Gothic church where Teresa was baptized
The church is a modest looking Gothic building near the Plaza Mayor. Its claim to fame is that it is the location where Teresa was baptized. My wife and I were with a tour group on a day trip from M...
Looks simple but actually significant
Church was closed when we visited . It is actually very significant particularly for Catholics since this serves as the baptismal place of St Thérèse of Avila . We managed to take photos inside .
Very simple but very old church
This is very close to St Teresa's Church and we stopped in to see it. Not as elaborate as some churches which we visited but nice. This is still in Gothic style while others in area have been updat...
A simple church designated a National Monument in 1983.
Closed the day I visited. On 4 April 1515, Teresa de Cepeda y Ahumada was baptised in the Gothic font (15th century) of the church. Should the church be open, the font can still be seen today.
Baptismal Chapel of Saint Teresa!
Teresa of Avila was baptised in this beautiful church. The baptismal font is on the left side of the church. There is a light, and you can turn it on. The church has a beautiful altarpiece and a nic...