Event Christianity
Council of Tarragona
Council of the Roman Catholic Church in 516
- Dated November 516 CE
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under 1 km awayMetropolitan and Primatial Cathedral Basilica of St. Tecla
cathedral and minor basilica in Spain -
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27 km awaySantes Creus
Catalan former monastery -
33 km awayPoblet Monastery
monastery in Prades mountains, Catalonia. Spain -
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47 km awayMonastery of Santa Maria de Vallbona
monastery -
72 km awaySanta Maria de Montserrat
abbey -
72 km awayOur Lady of Montserrat
marian advocation venerated in the monastery of Montserrat
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