the mission santa clara de asis was relocated and built in 1784.
when was the mission santa clara de asis relocated and built?
1784
the influence of the alta california missions (1769 and onwards) forms a lasting memorial to part of this heritage. until the 19th century, the franciscans and other religious orders had to operate their missions under the spanish and portuguese governments and military. junípero serra founded a series of missions in california which became important economic, political, and religious institutions. these missions brought grain, cattle and a new way of living to the indian tribes of california. overland routes were established from new mexico that resulted in the colonization and founding of san diego at mission san diego de alcala (1760), mission san carlos borromeo de carmelo at carmel-by-the-sea, california in (1770), mission san francisco de asis (mission dolores) at san francisco (1776), mission san luis obispo at san luis obispo (1772), mission santa clara de asis at santa clara (1777), mission senora reina de los angeles asistencia in los angeles (1784), mission santa barbara at santa barbara (1786), mission san juan bautista in san juan bautista (1797), among numerous others.
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convento de santa clara de asis





















































the convento de santa clara de asis (spanish for "convent of santa clara de asis") is a convent in havana, cuba. built in the 17th century, the convent has since been partially abandoned and converted into storehouse.





















































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