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The '''Cristo de Tacoronte''' is a statue of [[Jesus Christ]] embracing the cross. It is located on the main altar of the ''Santuario del Cristo de Tacoronte'' in [[Tacoronte]], on the island of [[Tenerife]] ([[Canary Islands]], [[Spain]]). The Christ is the saint patron of Tacoronte. |
The '''Cristo de Tacoronte''' is a statue of [[Jesus Christ]] embracing the cross. It is located on the main altar of the ''Santuario del Cristo de Tacoronte'' in [[Tacoronte]], on the island of [[Tenerife]] ([[Canary Islands]], [[Spain]]). The Christ is the saint patron of Tacoronte. |
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The sculpture is attributed to the sculptor Domingo de la Rioja and is one of the most revered religious images of the Canary Islands, in fact, is the representation of Jesus Christ most revered and famous of the Canary Islands, after the image of [[Cristo de La Laguna]].<ref>[http://www.icoddelosvinos.com/images/cartel/cristos2009.pdf Exposición; Tres clavos, tres cristos]</ref> The image came to Tenerife from [[Madrid]] in 1661, was brought to the island by Tomás Perera de Castro. The sculpture was not liked by the [[inquisitors]] of the islands, as the iconography of Christ conformed to the Passion of Christ as told in the [[Bible]].<ref>[http://www.eldia.es/2000-09-24/folclore/folclore0.htm Domingo, día de la octava] Artículo en el diario [[El Día (Canarias)|El Día]] del alcalde del municipio de Tacoronte</ref> |
The sculpture is attributed to the sculptor Domingo de la Rioja and is one of the most revered religious images of the Canary Islands, in fact, is the representation of Jesus Christ most revered and famous of the Canary Islands, after the image of [[Cristo de La Laguna]].<ref>[http://www.icoddelosvinos.com/images/cartel/cristos2009.pdf Exposición; Tres clavos, tres cristos] {{webarchive|url=https://web.archive.org/web/20091007114214/http://www.icoddelosvinos.com/images/cartel/cristos2009.pdf |date=2009-10-07 }}</ref> The image came to Tenerife from [[Madrid]] in 1661, was brought to the island by Tomás Perera de Castro. The sculpture was not liked by the [[inquisitors]] of the islands, as the iconography of Christ conformed to the Passion of Christ as told in the [[Bible]].<ref>[http://www.eldia.es/2000-09-24/folclore/folclore0.htm Domingo, día de la octava] {{webarchive|url=https://web.archive.org/web/20150923234942/http://www.eldia.es/2000-09-24/folclore/folclore0.htm |date=2015-09-23 }} Artículo en el diario [[El Día (Canarias)|El Día]] del alcalde del municipio de Tacoronte</ref> |
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The statue depicts a naked man clutching the cross alive despite bleeding profusely from his open sores on the hands, feet, knees and back, plus a lance on the side, and whose left foot crushes a skull around to which was wound a snake with an apple in his mouth. He was later allowed public devotion to this representation of Christ. |
The statue depicts a naked man clutching the cross alive despite bleeding profusely from his open sores on the hands, feet, knees and back, plus a lance on the side, and whose left foot crushes a skull around to which was wound a snake with an apple in his mouth. He was later allowed public devotion to this representation of Christ. |
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==External links== |
==External links== |
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*[http://elcristodetacoronte.com/ Hermandad del Santísimo Cristo de los Dolores de Tacoronte] |
*[https://web.archive.org/web/20110128085411/http://elcristodetacoronte.com/ Hermandad del Santísimo Cristo de los Dolores de Tacoronte] |
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*[http://www.serradilla.com/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=109&Itemid=214 El Cristo de los Dolores de Tacoronte] |
*[http://www.serradilla.com/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=109&Itemid=214 El Cristo de los Dolores de Tacoronte] |
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Revision as of 15:54, 14 August 2017
The Cristo de Tacoronte is a statue of Jesus Christ embracing the cross. It is located on the main altar of the Santuario del Cristo de Tacoronte in Tacoronte, on the island of Tenerife (Canary Islands, Spain). The Christ is the saint patron of Tacoronte.
The sculpture is attributed to the sculptor Domingo de la Rioja and is one of the most revered religious images of the Canary Islands, in fact, is the representation of Jesus Christ most revered and famous of the Canary Islands, after the image of Cristo de La Laguna.[1] The image came to Tenerife from Madrid in 1661, was brought to the island by Tomás Perera de Castro. The sculpture was not liked by the inquisitors of the islands, as the iconography of Christ conformed to the Passion of Christ as told in the Bible.[2]
The statue depicts a naked man clutching the cross alive despite bleeding profusely from his open sores on the hands, feet, knees and back, plus a lance on the side, and whose left foot crushes a skull around to which was wound a snake with an apple in his mouth. He was later allowed public devotion to this representation of Christ.
The Celebrations in his honor are held throughout the month of September being the main day on the September 14 (Day of the Exaltation of the Holy Cross). Another important day is the Octave of Christ, which is held in turn the Sunday after your big day (around September 23), the latter is very massive procession and is attended by people from all over the island of Tenerife, and the rest of the Canary Islands. The Christ also out in procession during Holy Week, the night of Palm Sunday with the Virgin of Sorrows.
See also
References
- ^ Exposición; Tres clavos, tres cristos Archived 2009-10-07 at the Wayback Machine
- ^ Domingo, día de la octava Archived 2015-09-23 at the Wayback Machine Artículo en el diario El Día del alcalde del municipio de Tacoronte
