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Aiguafreda. Spain (1894).

Entrance door to the convent.

Campo Grande. Brazil (1982). First house of the community, with mother Dina Borges Diniz and some young girls.

St. Peter's Basilica, Vatican City (23.5.2007). Statue of St. Joseph Manyanet offered by the two congregations he founded as a souvenir of his canonization. It was made by the sculptor Alessandro Romano and blessed by Pope Benedict XVI in the presence of a group of religious men and women and pilgrims.

Barcelona. Spain (2019). Mosaics and paintings made by artists from the Aletti Centre in Rome for the chapel of the Montserrat school, inspired by biblical scenes, mainly those referring to the mystery of Nazareth.

Ende. Indonesia (2019). Wooden dome of the community chapel designed by Mother M.ª Ángeles Melero.

Aiguafreda. Spain (1893). Grille originally located at the entrance to the kitchen from the garden, moved to the museum entrance in 1994.

Aiguafreda. Spain (1893). Samples of hydraulic tiles used for the paving of the Aiguafreda convent.

Aiguafreda. Spain (1893). Samples of hydraulic tiles used for the paving of the Aiguafreda convent.

Aiguafreda. Spain (1893). Main staircase of the convent.

Aiguafreda. Spain (1994). Stained glass window of the rose window of the chapel made by Mr. Domingo Giró and inaugurated for the celebration of the centenary of the house.

Talarn. Spain (1874). Communion railing, where nuns received communion. The initials JMJ were commissioned by the Founding Father.

Os de Balaguer. Spain (7/31/1993). Commemorative plaque placed in the birthplace of mother Encarnación Colomina during the First Manyanetian Days.

Barcelona. Spain (1735). Moulded door on the façade of the Church of the Holy Spirit, located on Nou de Sant Francesc Street, served by the community of the San José College from 1924 until the Civil War (1936).

Montserrat. Spain (22.10.2004). Monolith offered to the Benedictine community of Montserrat by the congregations founded by Saint Joseph Manyanet as a permanent reminder of his canonization. It is the work of Francesc Carulla and is located on the road to Sant Miquel.

Nazareth. Israel (1985). Key to the Basilica of the Annunciation given by Brother Rafael, a Franciscan of the Custody of the Holy Land, to Mothers Montserrat del Pozo and Dolors Gaja during their pilgrimage to the Holy Land as a sign of invitation to establish a foundation in Nazareth, which was received with emotion by the Superior General, Mother M.ª Teresa Marco.

Barcelona. Spain (2001). Statue of Saint Joseph Manyanet in the Basilica of the Sagrada Familia, work of Francesc Carulla.

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