São Pedro
São Pedro · Funchal
urban parish of São Pedro, municipality of Funchal
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.
1Mentioned in
- Poor Souls (chapels) — Parish whose vicar blessed the chapel.
- Great War — Home parish of Luís Baptista.
- São João (stream) — Parish at the stream's mouth.
- Lemos (Dom Jorge de) — Parish whose creation the bishop requested; it was abolished in 1579 and restored in 1587.
- Figueiredo e Lemos (Dom Luís de) — Extinct parish he re-created.
- St Brigid (chapel) — Parish where the chapel stood.
- St Paul (chapels) — Parish created in 1566 with its seat in the São Paulo chapel.
- St Francis (chapels) — Parish of the former chapel of São Francisco das Furnas.
- Parishes — Parish created 1566, abolished 1579, restored 1589.
- Atouguia (Viscount of) — Funchal parish of his birth and baptism.
- Funchal – I. Origin of the name — Mostly urban parish of Funchal.
- Funchal (judicial district) — Became a julgado of the Funchal comarca in 1927.
- Rodrigues (Dr José Júlio) — Home parish of his mother.
- Judicial organisation — Starting point of the western comarca and a julgado.
- City limits — Western urban parish.
- Levadas — Parish irrigated by the Piornais and D. Isabel levadas.
- Pinto Coelho (Luís de Ornelas) — Funchal parish where Pinto Coelho was born.
- Rodrigues — Funchal parish containing the Rua dos Netos.
- Our Lady of Wonders (chapel) — Parish of the 1658 chapel.
- Immaculate Conception (chapels) — Parish of a 1662 chapel.
- Our Lady of Life (chapels) — Parish where Manuel Valente's chapel stood.
- Santo António (parish) — Bordering parish, created about the same time.
- Sarsfield (Alexandre José) — Funchal parish where Sarsfield was born.
- São Roque (parish) — Parish from which São Roque was separated.
- Conferences of St Vincent de Paul — Parish of the first conference in Funchal, founded 1875.
- Our Lady of Sorrows (chapel) — Parish in which the chapel was built.
- Barbosa (Pedro Correia) — Parish containing the chapel he founded.
- São Martinho (parish) — Parish from which São Martinho was separated in 1579.
- Bettencourt (Nicolau Anastácio de) — Funchal parish where the subject was born.
- Reis Gomes (João dos) — Funchal parish where Reis Gomes was born.
- Sé (parish) — Parish split off from the Sé.
- St Anne (chapels) — Parish containing Cruz do Carvalho.
- Our Lady of Health (chapel) — Parish of the chapel.
- Prazeres (parish) — A Funchal parish that was likewise suppressed and later restored.
- Collegiate Churches — Parish with a collegiate chapter.
2Chronology
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A charter of King Sebastião created the parish of São Pedro in Funchal, seated in the São Paulo chapel, ending Franciscan service there (20 July according to the Provedoria index).
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A royal charter of the Cardinal-King abolished the Funchal parish of São Pedro and authorised Bishop Jerónimo Barreto to create the parishes of São Roque and São Martinho.
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The parish of São Pedro in Funchal was restored by Filipe I.
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The parish of São Pedro in Funchal was restored.
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Gaspar Betencourt de Andrade founded a chapel in São Pedro, Funchal.
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The deed of endowment of the Saúde chapel in São Pedro was signed.
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Endowment deed of the Conceição chapel in São Pedro founded by Rui Dias de Aguiar and his wife.
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Manuel Valente founded a chapel of Nossa Senhora da Vida in São Pedro parish.
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A chapel of Santana was built at Cruz do Carvalho, São Pedro, Funchal.
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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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Luís de Ornelas Pinto Coelho was born in São Pedro parish, Funchal.
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Alexandre José Sarsfield was born in São Pedro parish, Funchal.
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João dos Reis Gomes was born in São Pedro parish, Funchal.
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The first Saint Vincent de Paul conference in Madeira was founded in São Pedro, Funchal.