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St. Gaudentius Abbey was built in 1028 around the burial place of its patron saint who lived in the 5th century AD. It was entrusted first to the Benedictines, then to the Servants of Mary, and finally to the diocesan clergy. The monastery was destroyed in World War II.

Photo and Text Credits: Parrocchia di San Godenzo

The body of St. Gaudentius

Altar

@ Navata centrale

Mosaic XXXIII canto of Paradise

@ Presbiterio

Annunciation

Franciabigio @ Navata sinistra

Serene stone pulpit dated 1529

@ Navata centrale

St. Francis

Jacopo Ligozzi @ Presbiterio

Saint Sebastian ligne

Baccio da Montelupo @ Presbiterio

St. Anthony Abbot

@ Presbiterio

Bernardo Daddi Polyptych

@ Presbiterio

St. James and St. Philip in Adoration

@ Presbiterio

The Holy Family

@ Presbiterio

Annunciation [copy] with St. Michael the Archangel and St. Godentius

Andrea del Sarto @ Navata sinistra

The Wounded Child

@ Navata centrale

San Gaudentius Abbey

@ Esterno

St. Anthony of Padua

@ Navata sinistra

Plaque commemorating the passage of Dante Alighieri

@ Presbiterio

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