El legado de la Orden de Predicadores en la ciudad de Borja (Zaragoza)

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  • Alberto AGUILERA HERNÁNDEZ

Abstract

RESUMEN: En este artículo analizamos los fenómenos, hechos y acontecimientos que permiten trazar la dinámica histórica del dominicanismo en Borja (Zaragoza) desde el último tercio del siglo XV, cuando constatamos una consolidada devoción a la Virgen del Rosario, hasta el presente, con mención especial a las nuevas dimensiones que alcanzó a partir de la fundación del convento de San Pedro mártir de Verona en 1636, el último de la Orden de Predicadores en la provincia de Aragón. Para ello nos apoyamos en una importante diversidad de fuentes documentales y bibliográficas, así como en el legado artístico religioso conservado. Palabras clave: Orden de Predicadores, convento de San Pedro mártir de Verona, Borja, devociones, rosario, cofradías, religiosidad popular, arte, iconografía, siglos XV-XXI.

ABSTRACT: In this article we study the phenomena, facts and events enabling us to follow the dynamic history of the Dominicans in Borja (Zaragoza) from the last third of the 15th century, when there is evidence of a consolidated devotion to Our Lady of the Rosary, to the present day. Special mention is made of the new dimensions reached following the foundation of the Convent of Saint Peter Martyr of Verona in 1636, the last one of the Order of Preachers in the province of Aragón. For this we have recourse to a wide diversity of documentary and bibliographic sources, and to the religious artistic legacy preserved today. Keywords: Order of Preachers, Convent of Saint Peter Martyr of Verona, Borja, devotions, rosary, brotherhoods, popular religious practices, art, iconography, 15th-21st centuries.

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Published

2022-07-20

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AGUILERA HERNÁNDEZ, A. . (2022). El legado de la Orden de Predicadores en la ciudad de Borja (Zaragoza). Archivo Dominicano, 42(42), 11–93. Retrieved from https://archivodominicano.dominicos.org/ojs/article/view/dominicos-borja

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Vol. 42 (2021)

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