Barbosa (Pedro Correia)
Madeiran canon of Funchal Cathedral, vicar general and governor of the diocese, famed as a preacher, who published a panegyric sermon in 1699 and founded the chapel of São Francisco das Furnas in 1697.
He was born in Madeira and was a canon of Funchal Cathedral (the Sé) (Sé do Funchal), vicar general and governor of this diocese. At the end of the 16th century and the beginning of the 17th he enjoyed the reputation of one of the most notable preachers of his time. In 1699 he published a pamphlet entitled Sermão panegyrico em a solemnissima e anniversaria festa, que o reverendo cabido da Sé do Funchal da ilha da Madeira fez na tarde do dia oitavo do Corpo de Deus ao glorioso S. Antonio, em 13 de Junho de 1697.
In the parish (freguesia) of São Pedro, on the Caminho de Santo António, there stood the chapel of São Francisco, better known as São Francisco das Furnas (St Francis of Assisi). It was founded by Canon Pedro Correia Barbosa in 1697. It belonged to the entail (morgado) of Jervis de Atouguia. In the house adjoining it the Viscount of Atouguia (see that entry) was born on 7 July 1797.
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Canon Pedro Correia Barbosa founded the chapel of São Francisco das Furnas in São Pedro parish.
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Pedro Correia Barbosa preached a panegyric sermon to St Anthony at the feast of the Funchal Cathedral chapter.
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Pedro Correia Barbosa published his panegyric sermon to St Anthony.
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António Aluísio Jervis de Atouguia, later Visconde de Atouguia, was born in Funchal in the house beside the chapel of São Francisco das Furnas.
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- Caminho de Santo António
Funchal. Road where the chapel of São Francisco das Furnas stood.
Caminho de Santo António is a road in Funchal where the chapel of São Francisco das Furnas stood.
- Chapel of St Francis of Furnas
Funchal. Former chapel founded by Barbosa in 1697.
Former chapel founded by Barbosa in 1697.
- Funchal Cathedral (the Sé)
Funchal. Cathedral where Barbosa was a canon.
The Sé do Funchal is the cathedral of Funchal, in the parish of Sé. It was begun in 1493, became a parish seat in 1508 and a cathedral in 1514. It was the starting point of processions and the place of the vow to São Tiago, and bishops are buried there.
- São Pedro
Funchal. Parish containing the chapel he founded.
São Pedro is the most populous of Funchal's four urban parishes and the place where Zargo made the first settlement. The parish was created in 1566, suppressed in 1579 and restored in 1587. The Elucidário covers its clergy stipends, church building, chapels, notable institutions and boundaries.
People
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Madeiran canon and noted preacher who published a sermon in 1699 and founded the chapel of São Francisco das Furnas in 1697.
- António Aluísio Jervis de Atouguia1797–1861
Nobleman born on 7 July 1797 in the house attached to the chapel of São Francisco das Furnas.