Maraú is a municipality of the Brazilian state of Bahia. Its estimated population in 2004 was 18,812 inhabitants.
History
The town, originally called Mayrahú, has its origin in a native village called Mayra. It was discovered in 1705 by Italian Capuchin friars, who gave him the name of San Sebastian de Mayrahú. In 1717 the town was high and in 1761 the town and the county seat. In 1938 became a city.
Before being emancipated from the city district of Maraú was Ubatã.
The patron of the city are St. Sebastian and Our Lady of Conception of Cambuízo, which have the festive day on January 20 and 08 December respectively. With a rich culture and almost completely preserved, the city attracts more tourists from all over the world.
Call for select media of "The Baiana Polynesia", a rare beauty and transparency of the water, beautiful beaches Maraú has distributed among its various settlements, in addition to dozens of islands, waterfalls, mangroves and miles of Atlantic fully preserved. His best-known coastal towns are: Barra Grande, Saquaíra, Taipús de Fora and cottons. Maraú is part of the Dendê Costa, one of the most beautiful regions of Bahia. There also is located the third largest bay in the country, the Bay of Camamu, where the river ends of the same name that the city.
Piabanha
It is one of the sub-districts of Maraú formed by former residents of the region, the main source of income of the district is the coffee and cocoa plantation than the mayor, has on average 800 people among children, adults and elderly, the streets are paved with parallelepiped , is 1 km from BR 330 and is located to the southwest of the city of Maraú has the neighboring towns to the south Ubaitaba which is 20 km by the BR 330 and BR 101, north Ubatã which is 17 km by BR 330 Piabanha , has a PSF with medical care three times a week, also has an office, where certificates are recorded births, marriages and deaths, also has a sub-police station, has network of sewage, piped water for all homes, has a school with primary school from 1 to 8 series also has a football field for leisure, the village is quiet and very pleasant with the average temperature of 28 degrees in the year.
The cultural events in the region are carnival, capoeira, patron of the festival Maraú and the Mullet Festival, as well as historical buildings of harboring the Church of St. Sebastian, which saves aesthetic Church dated 1718.
To reach it is necessary to make the crossing from the village of Barra Grande, which has three daily departures by boat to Maraú. By land, the city of departure is Ubaitaba in BR 0-30 and continues through BR-101 to the point of Mutá, end of the peninsula. The nearest airport is in Ilhéus, where you can come in small planes that connect Morro de Sao Paulo, Salvador and Barra Grande. There is also the option of transfers from the airport of Ilhéus treated in agencies of Itacaré.
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San Sebastian
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San Sebastian (France, 256 - 286) originating from Narbonne and citizen of Milan, was a Christian saint and martyr, killed during the persecution carried out by the Roman emperor Diocletian. Its name comes from the Greek Sebastià, which means divine, venerable (which followed the supreme bliss of the city and the highest glory).
According to Acts apocryphal, attributed to Saint Ambrose of Milan, Sebastian was a soldier who had enlisted in the Roman army is around 283 (after the Common Era) with the sole intention of claiming the hearts of Christians, weakened in the face of torture. It was darling of the emperors Diocletian and Maximilian, who always wanted the next, ignoring it is a Christian and therefore the designated captain of his bodyguard - the Guard praetorian. Around 286, his conduct towards the prisoners soft Christians led the emperor to judge him as a traitor summarily and ordered their execution by means of arrows (which became the symbol in its iconography). But Sebastian not died, was thrown into the river because it was found dead and as far from where he was thrown and rescued by Irene (Santa Irene). But then again was brought before Diocletian, who ordered that RLR was then beaten to death. Even so, he would not have died. Transpassado ended up being killed by a spear.
There are inconsistencies in the story of the life of Saint Sebastian: Historically the edict authorizing the systematic persecution of Christians by the Empire was published only in 303 (after the Common Era), and the traditional date of the martyrdom of St. Sebastian seems a little early. The symbolism in history, such as Jonah and Noah and also of San Sebastian, is seen by Christian leaders today, as allegory, myth, fragments of stories, a historic building that crossed centuries.
The barbaric method of execution of St. Sebastian made him a recurring theme in medieval art - emerging generally represented as a young man tied to a pole and pierced by several arrows (arrows) of rest, three arrows, one in two in words and quote, tied by a thread, is the heraldic symbol.
Like St. George, Sebastian was one of the Roman soldiers martyrs and saints, whose cult was born in the fourth century and which reached its peak in the Late Middle Ages, particularly in centuries XIV and XV, in both the Catholic Church as the Orthodox Church. Although their martyrdom may cause some skepticism among scholars today, some details are consistent with attitudes of his contemporaries Christian martyrs.
San Sebastian on folklore, literature and cinema
St. Sebastian was the icon of various artistic expressions. The painting has long appointed him as a model for painters of the Renaissance.
In literature, St. Sebastian had told his trajectory in the book "Martyrs and persecutors," the Italian writer Tito Casini. Even in literature, was one of the central characters of the novel "Fabíola" (also titled "The Church of the Catacombs"), written in 1854 by Cardinal Nicholas Wiseman.
The Work of Wiseman was taken to the cinema screens in 1949, a French movie directed by Alessandro Blasetti namesake and star by Michèle Morgan and the Italian actor Massimo Girotti the role of St. Sebastian. Remake of a film of romance Wiseman was held in 1961 in Italy, with the title "La Rivolta degli Schiavi (" The Revolt of the Slaves), directed by Nunzio Malasomma, and play by the American star Rhonda Fleming, the Roman Ettore Manni as the holy martyr.
Festivities in honor of Saint Sebastian
In Brazil, it is celebrated with festivals and holidays on January 20 as patron of several cities: Rio de Janeiro and Three Rivers in the state of Rio de Janeiro, in Rio Verde in Goias, emAlto Garças in Mato Grosso; in Itambé, and Maraú Trancoso, Bahia, in Monsignor Tabosa in Ceará, in Alpinópolis, Andradas, Cruzília, Bom Jardim de Minas and São Sebastião do Paraíso, Minas Gerais and in Valinhos, interior of Sao Paulo. And to our dear Maraú Bahia.
Source: Wikipedia
History
The town, originally called Mayrahú, has its origin in a native village called Mayra. It was discovered in 1705 by Italian Capuchin friars, who gave him the name of San Sebastian de Mayrahú. In 1717 the town was high and in 1761 the town and the county seat. In 1938 became a city.
Before being emancipated from the city district of Maraú was Ubatã.
The patron of the city are St. Sebastian and Our Lady of Conception of Cambuízo, which have the festive day on January 20 and 08 December respectively. With a rich culture and almost completely preserved, the city attracts more tourists from all over the world.
Call for select media of "The Baiana Polynesia", a rare beauty and transparency of the water, beautiful beaches Maraú has distributed among its various settlements, in addition to dozens of islands, waterfalls, mangroves and miles of Atlantic fully preserved. His best-known coastal towns are: Barra Grande, Saquaíra, Taipús de Fora and cottons. Maraú is part of the Dendê Costa, one of the most beautiful regions of Bahia. There also is located the third largest bay in the country, the Bay of Camamu, where the river ends of the same name that the city.
Piabanha
It is one of the sub-districts of Maraú formed by former residents of the region, the main source of income of the district is the coffee and cocoa plantation than the mayor, has on average 800 people among children, adults and elderly, the streets are paved with parallelepiped , is 1 km from BR 330 and is located to the southwest of the city of Maraú has the neighboring towns to the south Ubaitaba which is 20 km by the BR 330 and BR 101, north Ubatã which is 17 km by BR 330 Piabanha , has a PSF with medical care three times a week, also has an office, where certificates are recorded births, marriages and deaths, also has a sub-police station, has network of sewage, piped water for all homes, has a school with primary school from 1 to 8 series also has a football field for leisure, the village is quiet and very pleasant with the average temperature of 28 degrees in the year.
The cultural events in the region are carnival, capoeira, patron of the festival Maraú and the Mullet Festival, as well as historical buildings of harboring the Church of St. Sebastian, which saves aesthetic Church dated 1718.
To reach it is necessary to make the crossing from the village of Barra Grande, which has three daily departures by boat to Maraú. By land, the city of departure is Ubaitaba in BR 0-30 and continues through BR-101 to the point of Mutá, end of the peninsula. The nearest airport is in Ilhéus, where you can come in small planes that connect Morro de Sao Paulo, Salvador and Barra Grande. There is also the option of transfers from the airport of Ilhéus treated in agencies of Itacaré.
Source: Wikipedia
San Sebastian
Source:.
San Sebastian (France, 256 - 286) originating from Narbonne and citizen of Milan, was a Christian saint and martyr, killed during the persecution carried out by the Roman emperor Diocletian. Its name comes from the Greek Sebastià, which means divine, venerable (which followed the supreme bliss of the city and the highest glory).
According to Acts apocryphal, attributed to Saint Ambrose of Milan, Sebastian was a soldier who had enlisted in the Roman army is around 283 (after the Common Era) with the sole intention of claiming the hearts of Christians, weakened in the face of torture. It was darling of the emperors Diocletian and Maximilian, who always wanted the next, ignoring it is a Christian and therefore the designated captain of his bodyguard - the Guard praetorian. Around 286, his conduct towards the prisoners soft Christians led the emperor to judge him as a traitor summarily and ordered their execution by means of arrows (which became the symbol in its iconography). But Sebastian not died, was thrown into the river because it was found dead and as far from where he was thrown and rescued by Irene (Santa Irene). But then again was brought before Diocletian, who ordered that RLR was then beaten to death. Even so, he would not have died. Transpassado ended up being killed by a spear.
There are inconsistencies in the story of the life of Saint Sebastian: Historically the edict authorizing the systematic persecution of Christians by the Empire was published only in 303 (after the Common Era), and the traditional date of the martyrdom of St. Sebastian seems a little early. The symbolism in history, such as Jonah and Noah and also of San Sebastian, is seen by Christian leaders today, as allegory, myth, fragments of stories, a historic building that crossed centuries.
The barbaric method of execution of St. Sebastian made him a recurring theme in medieval art - emerging generally represented as a young man tied to a pole and pierced by several arrows (arrows) of rest, three arrows, one in two in words and quote, tied by a thread, is the heraldic symbol.
Like St. George, Sebastian was one of the Roman soldiers martyrs and saints, whose cult was born in the fourth century and which reached its peak in the Late Middle Ages, particularly in centuries XIV and XV, in both the Catholic Church as the Orthodox Church. Although their martyrdom may cause some skepticism among scholars today, some details are consistent with attitudes of his contemporaries Christian martyrs.
San Sebastian on folklore, literature and cinema
St. Sebastian was the icon of various artistic expressions. The painting has long appointed him as a model for painters of the Renaissance.
In literature, St. Sebastian had told his trajectory in the book "Martyrs and persecutors," the Italian writer Tito Casini. Even in literature, was one of the central characters of the novel "Fabíola" (also titled "The Church of the Catacombs"), written in 1854 by Cardinal Nicholas Wiseman.
The Work of Wiseman was taken to the cinema screens in 1949, a French movie directed by Alessandro Blasetti namesake and star by Michèle Morgan and the Italian actor Massimo Girotti the role of St. Sebastian. Remake of a film of romance Wiseman was held in 1961 in Italy, with the title "La Rivolta degli Schiavi (" The Revolt of the Slaves), directed by Nunzio Malasomma, and play by the American star Rhonda Fleming, the Roman Ettore Manni as the holy martyr.
Festivities in honor of Saint Sebastian
In Brazil, it is celebrated with festivals and holidays on January 20 as patron of several cities: Rio de Janeiro and Three Rivers in the state of Rio de Janeiro, in Rio Verde in Goias, emAlto Garças in Mato Grosso; in Itambé, and Maraú Trancoso, Bahia, in Monsignor Tabosa in Ceará, in Alpinópolis, Andradas, Cruzília, Bom Jardim de Minas and São Sebastião do Paraíso, Minas Gerais and in Valinhos, interior of Sao Paulo. And to our dear Maraú Bahia.
Source: Wikipedia
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