Sanctuary of the Santo Hermano Pedro, Catholic sanctuary in Vilaflor, Spain
The Sanctuary of the Santo Hermano Pedro is a stone church building with a single aisle and an altar containing a vertebra relic of Saint Peter de Betancur. The chapel combines architectural simplicity with religious devotion in a compact space.
The sanctuary was built in 1776 by Bethlehemite monks on the original site of Saint Peter de Betancur's house. It marks the location where this spiritual figure spent his life and conducted his religious work.
The sanctuary displays a high relief depicting the Nativity of Jesus in Bethlehem, representing core elements of Bethlehemite spirituality. Visitors encounter this spiritual connection to the tradition in a direct and tangible way.
The sanctuary sits behind the Parish Church of Saint Peter the Apostle in central Vilaflor and opens to visitors during regular hours. Access is straightforward and visiting requires no special preparations or arrangements.
The sanctuary preserves the original bell that Saint Peter de Betancur used in the 17th century to gather faithful followers. This object allows visitors to connect with the saint's personal history and daily practices.
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