Baroque came to Vilnius directly from Rome, bringing the eminence of Casimir (Casimir Jagiellon) back from its grave. The pope finally sanctified local worship of Casimir with a declaration of sainthood in 1602. Two years later (1604), Jesuits laid the foundation stone - a massive boulder brought to the city by a procession of seven hundred people - for the Saint Casimir Church in Vilnius. Modeled on the 'Il Gesù' in Rome, the church was one of the first baroque edifices erected outside Italy.
Book Title: Vilnius: City of Strangers
Author: Laimonas Briedis
Reference Page: 55
ISBN - 978-963-9776-44-9
Publication date: 2009
Type of Data Point - Book
Vilnius: City of Strangers - Central European University
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