Convent of San José

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The Convent of San José is a historic Carmelite convent in Medina del Campo, Spain, closely associated with Saint Teresa of Ávila’s reform of the Carmelite order.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Carmelite convent
Roman Catholic religious building
monastery
architecturalStyle Carmelite architecture
Spanish Renaissance
associatedMovement Counter-Reformation
associatedWith Carmelite reform
Saint Teresa of Ávila
linked to: Teresa of Ávila
continent Europe
country Spain
dedicatedTo Saint Joseph
denomination Catholic
foundedBy Saint Teresa of Ávila
linked to: Teresa of Ávila
function cloistered convent
hasDiocese Roman Catholic Diocese of Valladolid
hasLanguageOfLiturgy Spanish
hasNameInSpanish Convento de San José
heritageDesignation Bien de Interés Cultural
heritageDesignationCountry Spain
heritageDesignationType monument
locatedIn Castile and León
Medina del Campo
Province of Valladolid
historic center of Medina del Campo
namedAfter Saint Joseph
partOf Teresian reform of the Carmelite Order
religiousAffiliation Roman Catholic Church
linked to: Roman Catholicism
religiousOrder Order of Discalced Carmelites
usedFor contemplative prayer
monastic enclosure
religious life

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Medina del Campo hasLandmark Convent of San José
Francisco de Mora notableWork Convento de San José (Medina del Campo)
linked to: Convent of San José
historic center of Medina del Campo hasPart Convento de San José (Medina del Campo)
linked to: Convent of San José