Family Trip to Mission

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Grandma with twin girls at the entrance

Group picture #1

A goldfish welcomes us.

 Millstones

 Soldiers Barracks

 Swallow's Nest built by Father Serra

 Native American Indians

 With Volunteers

 Tallow Vats

 Spanish Room and Wine Vat

Grape juice drained through a hole for fermentation in larger Vat 

 Wine vat for fermentation

 North wing & Central courtyard

 Making a rope

 We made it.

 We met a beautiful old lady artist.

 The Mission Blacksmith

 Hide Tanning Vats

 Catalan Furnace

 Group picture #2

 Serra Chapel is only remaining Mission Church where Father Junipero Serra has held services

 It was completed in 1782 and restored in the 1920's by Monsignor John O'Sullivan

Statue of Father Serra and Indian Boy

This statue represents the meeting of two cultures, Native American and Western European.

 The Mission Cemetery

 The Sacred Garden and Bells

My son's family

 Group picture #3

 The Great Stone Church was one of the last buildings to be constructed on the Mission property.

This time, instead of buildingwith adobe bricks, stone was used. The Church was designed in shape of a cross.

 The nave, the main part of the Church, is facing you. This magnificent structure took 9 years to completed

and,when it was dedicated in 1806, it was considered at the time to be the largest and loveliest building

in all of California. It was to stand only 6 years. The destruction of the Church came on December 8, 1812.

An earthquake struck during early morning service. 42 people died in this terrible event.

 The Church, for the most part, has stood untouched and unused ever since.

Preservation work was begun on these ruins in 1989 and rededicated on July 28, 2004.

 Rancho Room & Mission Model

 Padre's Bedroom

The kitchen/Pozolera

 Mission Basilica of San Juan Capistrano located at the northwest corner of the Mission.

This building is an attempt to replace the Great Stone Church that was destroyed by the earthquake of 1812.

On February 14, 2000, Pope John Paul 2 proclaimed this parish church a Basilica, thus designating

this site as a special place of pilgrimage to Roman Catholics throughout the world.

 The "Golden Altar"

 Father Junipero Serra(born in Spain)

 Inside of the Church near the front door

Side view of the Church from parking lots

 

The Bells Of The Angelus - Phil Coulter