Sanctuary west mural: The Martyrdom of St. Adalbert
St. Wojtech, or St.
Adalbert, was a Bohemian (Czech) monk who set out on a mission to
Christianize the Prussians (Germans) living on the Baltic coast
east of the Vistula River. He met his death at the hands of the
Prussians in 997 AD and was canonized two years later. The oldest
church in Cracow, Poland, is St. Adalbert's Church, situated on the
southeast corner of the town square.
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Sanctuary east mural: Walking on Water
Jesus and Peter
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Left mural: Sanctuary
2 right murals: East transept
Presentation of Mary in the Temple
2 details below:
Joachim, Ann, Mary
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East transept: Immaculate Concetpion
3 details below:
Upper left medallion: The Annunciation
Upper right medallion: Mary
Mary's crushing a snake (Satan) is an identifying feature of the Immaculate Conception in art
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West transept murals
Left: transept
Right: Sanctuary
Mary Holding Jesus
Detail - Mary Holding Jesus
Sacred Heart of Jesus
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