Church of Sant Francesc Convent by David Closes
SANTPEDOR – In Spain, an crippled 18th century church has been restored and rejuvenated with a new purpose and life.
The church originally had a neighbouring Franciscan convent, build by priests, which was abandoned in 1835 and destroy
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