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Igreja de Nossa Senhora da Porta do CéuThe Parish Church of Nossa Senhora da Porta do Céu is a church located in Telheiras, in the parish of Lumiar, Lisbon. It belonged to the convent of Franciscan friars of Portugal and was built in 1633 at the behest of Dom João, Prince of Candia, in Asia (1578-1642). His tomb is there.Estrada de Telheiras 113, 1601-801Churches & Religious Sites
Igreja de Nossa Senhora da RosaRua Eugénio Salvador s/n, 2815-201 SobredaAlmadaChurches & Religious Sites
Igreja de Nossa Senhora da Saúde e Santo AndréThe Chapel of Nossa Senhora da Saúde e de Santo André, generally known by the shortened form of Chapel of Nossa Senhora da Saúde or Sanctuary of Nossa Senhora da Saúde, is a small temple located in Sacavém, in the area known as Sacavém de Cima, set apart in a square that corresponds to the historic centre of the city – Largo Cinco de Outubro, formerly known as Largo da Saúde, Largo da Capela, or Terreiro da Capela.LouresChurches & Religious Sites
Igreja de Nossa Senhora das DoresRua do Patrocínio 8, 1350-230 LisboaCampo de OuriqueChurches & Religious Sites
Igreja de Nossa Senhora das DoresRua Jorge Afonso s/n, 1600-170 LisboaAvenidas NovasChurches & Religious Sites
Igreja de Nossa Senhora das DoresRua de Diu s/n, 2760-033 LaveirasOeirasChurches & Religious Sites
Igreja de Nossa Senhora das MisericórdiasAzinhaga do Casal das Torres s/n, 2610-298 AmadoraAmadoraChurches & Religious Sites
Igreja de Nossa Senhora da VisitaçãoRua Alexandre de Sá Pinto, 1300-036 LisboaLisbonChurches & Religious Sites
Igreja de Nossa Senhora da VitóriaBuilt by the Brotherhood of Nossa Senhora da Vitória, made up of coppersmiths, it was inaugurated in 1556. Almost entirely destroyed by the 1755 earthquake, it was slowly rebuilt between 1765 and 1824, reopening for worship in that same year. It suffBaixaChurches & Religious Sites
Igreja de Nossa Senhora de FátimaAvenida Libertadores de Timor Loro Sae s/n, 2840-293 Pinhal de FradesSeixalChurches & Religious Sites
Igreja de Nossa Senhora de FátimaRua Óscar AcúrsioAlmadaChurches & Religious Sites
Igreja de Nossa Senhora de FátimaThe Church of Nossa Senhora do Rosário de Fátima is a Catholic church located in the parish of Avenidas Novas, formerly the parish of Nossa Senhora de Fátima, in the city of Lisbon, Portugal.Avenidas NovasChurches & Religious Sites
Igreja de Nossa Senhora de JesusThe church was built in 1615, with the Convento de Jesus inaugurated in 1632. Its reconstruction after the Earthquake was carried out immediately, overseen by Friar Manuel do Cenáculo and supported by the Marquis of Pombal. The church, with its 18th-centSão BentoChurches & Religious Sites
Igreja de Nossa Senhora do AmparoRua 25 de Abril s/n, 2790-129 CarnaxideOeirasChurches & Religious Sites
Igreja de Nossa Senhora do AmparoThe Igreja de Nossa Senhora do Amparo is located in Benfica, Portugal.Rua Ernesto da Silva 13, 1500-267 LisboaChurches & Religious Sites · Illustrative photo
Igreja de Nossa Senhora do Bom SucessoBeco do Bom Sucesso s/n, 2800-267 AlmadaAlmadaChurches & Religious Sites
Igreja de Nossa Senhora do RosárioRua Almirante Reis s/n, 2830-336 BarreiroBarreiroChurches & Religious Sites
Igreja de Nossa Senhora dos AnjosChurch inaugurated in 1910 replacing the original temple, demolished in 1908, upon the opening of Av. Rainha D. Amélia (now Av. Almirante Reis). Designed by architect José Luis Monteiro, it made remarkable use of architectural grammar.AnjosChurches & Religious Sites
Igreja de Nossa Senhora dos MártiresRua Garrett s/n, 1200-203 Lisboa, Portugal is the location of the Basilica of Our Lady of the Martyrs or Basílica de Nossa Senhora dos Mártires. This church is in the Chiado district of Lisbon and is a parish church of the Roman Catholic Church. The church is formally a basilica. The architectural styles of the church are a combination of baroque and late neoclassical styles. The first records of the church are from 1147 and are associated with the conquest of Lisbon by Afonso Henriques. A chapel was built on Monte Fragoso, the site of a cemetery of English Crusaders and Portuguese soldiers, along with the Crusader fleet's icon of the Virgin. The church was enlarged and renovated numerous times. The last renovation was completed in 1750 and was in the style of full baroque. The church was damaged in the 1755 Lisbon earthquake and completely destroyed. The church was completely rebuilt beginning in 1769 and was dedicated in 1784. The rebuilding was funded by a merchant from Porto, Portugal named Manuel Pacheco Pereira, and was directed by the Brotherhood of the Blessed Sacrament. The church was rebuilt in a combination of neoclassical and baroque styles. The church was designed with a lioz stone façade typical of the Lisbon region. It is topped by a triangular pediment and includes an oculus. The bell tower is located at the back of the church. A relief at the top of the main door depicts King Afonso Henriques offering thanks to the Virgin for the gift of the city, with the Crusader William Longsword, and is the work of Francisco Leal García. Internally, the single nave is flanked by eight side chapels and a shallow transept. The program of color is evident in the marbles throughout the walls of the church. The floor is of inlaid marbles, sucupira, and satinwood. The highlight of the high altar is the image of Our Lady of the Martyrs, placed on a throne, and surmounted by the baldachin. A monstrance is place above.ChiadoChurches & Religious Sites- Igreja de Nossa Senhora do SocorroThe Colégio de Santo Antão-o-Velho, which was the Mosteiro de Santo Antão and later called Coleginho, is located in the urban fabric of the Mouraria neighbourhood, on the site of the old Mesquita dos Mouros, according to Damião de Góis, expressing aMourariaChurches & Religious Sites · Illustrative photo
Igreja de Nosso Senhor do BonfimIgreja de N.S. Bonfim, in Foros de Amora, is a church of the Parish of Amora that originated from Eucharist celebrations in a private house in 1970. The current church, with capacity for 350 people, was inaugurated on 21 April 1996, and the feast of the patron saint, Senhor do Bonfim, is celebrated on the 2nd Sunday of July.Rua 25 de Abril s/n, 2845-589 Foros de AmoraChurches & Religious Sites
Igreja de Olival BastoThe Parish of Póvoa de Santo Adrião includes the Igreja do Olival Basto, a temple born from the efforts of a group of the faithful led by F. Gumersindo Moralles, built with donated land and demolition materials, and dedicated to Our Lady of Fátima in the early years of the 1960s by Cardinal Patriarch D. Manuel Gonçalves Cerejeira. Built as a temporary structure and described as a work of faith, it was restored from 2002 under the patronage of the parish priest Pe. Luís Ferreira.OdivelasChurches & Religious Sites
Igreja de Santa BeatrizRua Engenheiro Ferreira Dias s/n, 1950-244 LisboaLisbonChurches & Religious Sites
Igreja de Santa CatarinaFounded by the religious of São Paulo da Serra de Ossa, the church then known as the Igreja do Santíssimo Sacramento was built in the second half of the 17th century, from 1654 onwards, adjoining the Convento dos Paulistas. After the 1755 Earthquake, it was rebuilt.Bairro AltoChurches & Religious Sites
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