This small church located in the Murcian neighborhood of San Andrés, is currently the headquarters of the Brotherhood of Nuestro Padre Jesús, after said Brotherhood abandoned the chapel it owned within the old Augustinian convent (current church of San Andrés). Built between 1675 and 1696, the highlight is its baroque style façade, completed in 1696 by the architect Francisco Hontiyuelos. Once inside, as we tour this church, it is worth enjoying the tempera paintings with architectural motifs by Paolo Sistorí, which imitate those that existed before 1955 before its transformation into a museum. It is currently the headquarters of the Francisco Salzillo Museum, and here, among other pieces of great value, the Holy Week steps of the illustrious Murcian sculptor are exhibited.

Church attached to the Salzillo museum in Murcia, headquarters of the brotherhood that bears its name. Permanent exhibition of the images of the great artist and that procession during Holy Week, in the procession called "DE LOS SALZILLOS"

A spectacular Church, full of authentic works of art, which I recommend everyone go to see. A wonderful and beautiful church exclusive to the entire Region of Murcia.

It was built in the baroque architectural style of the late 17th century. Also adding a lot to its artistic value is the fact that it houses sculptures made by Salzillo, which are part of some steps of the Holy Week processions.

A mystical place full of magic and religiosity. Where the sculptural carvings of Francisco Salzillo reach their culmination. Where return and collection have a special place. Come visit this place full of charm and mystery. Tea will surprise you and you will enjoy the carvings of the brilliant Francisco Salzillo. Come see this sacred place.

El mejor museo de la ciudad y región de Murcia, y probablemente uno de los mejores de España. Alberga las obras cumbre de Francisco Salzillo Alcaraz que salen en procesión el Viernes Santo por la mañana. Sin duda es sitio de obligada visita para cualquier turista que llegue a la ciudad de Murcia.

Una iglesia Museo. En ella tiene su sede la Cofradía de Jesús que cada Viernes Santo por la mañana saca a la calle las imágenes cinzeladas por Francisco Salzillo.

Place where the steps of the Good Friday procession by the sculptor Francisco Salzillo y Alcaraz are preserved, and the title, by an anonymous author, Nuestro Padre Jesús Nazareno. Added to these great Baroque works are the three nativity scenes in the exhibition. The clay sketches also deserve a prominent place when visiting. Currently you can also admire Nª Sª de las Angustias, whose headquarters is the church of San Bartolomé, currently being restored. The Brotherhood of Nuestro Padre Jesús Nazareno does commendable work for the conservation of the work of the great artist.

Baroque church with Salzillo carvings.

It is essential to visit and see Salcillo's work

It is a must see in Murcia. It houses the most important sculpture group made by Francisco Sanzillo, in addition to being the headquarters of the Brotherhood of Jesus. The church itself is a large jewel box decorated by Sistori. Enjoy Holy Week any day.

The Church of Jesus is part of the Salzillo Museum. Inside the temple, the processional steps that the sculptor Francisco Salzillo made for the aforementioned penitential institution are displayed. With an octagonal floor plan, it was built around 1670 and completed at the end of the 17th century, as the church of the Brotherhood of Jesus. It is a true theater designed to show the mysteries of passion. Salzillo carried out the famous Good Friday morning processional steps for the venue, achieving a harmonious setting between architecture and sculpture. In the stands, the original paintings by Pablo Sístori, from 1792, are still preserved. It was declared a National Monument in 1935.

I was enchanted when I went to the Museum and the church, its ceilings, its sculptures, beautiful religious art.

Iglesia que forma parte del museo de Salcillo. Muy en sintonía con el arte barroco y los pasos del genial escultor. La imageneria que puede disfrutarse en esta iglesia es una joya

Estuve está semana santa

Volveré. Saludos

Una magnífica exposición de las esculturas del escultor murciano Francisco Salzillo. Merece la pena verlas

I have been watching the procession for 20 years and I have always loved it because it shines through García Alix but this year I have been disappointed with the new route, the procession has not shined, very narrow streets that you have to get up for the steps to pass and this year it seems that there have been fewer soldiers and they have done almost nothing. Please put the old route, it looks better and looks more beautiful

(Translated by Google) Very ours, very lord's, great (Original) Muy nuestra, muy del señor, genial

Visita obligadisima si vienes a Murcia. Viernes Santo por la mañana Murcia es un museo al aire libre porque procesionan los pasos que se encuentran en la Iglesia pero el resto del año puedes verlos en él. Iglesia de estilo Barroco, que actualmente forma parte al museo de Salzillo. Antes de ella se encontraba la ermita de San Sebastian. Fue declarada Monumento Nacional en 1935. Declarada BIC (Bien de Interes Cultural) Los distintos pasos obra del gran Francisco Salzillo son: La Santa Cena (1763), La Oración del Huerto (1754), El Prendimiento o Beso de Judas (1763), Jesús en la Columna (1777), La Santa Mujer Verónica (1755), La Caída (1752), San Juan (1756) y La Dolorosa (1755) y en la capilla principal se custodia el titular de la iglesia y la Cofradía, Nuestro Padre Jesús Nazareno (Esta antiquísima y anónima imagen fue adaptada a la estética procesional en 1601 por Juan de Aguilera, titular de la cofradía, única escultura que no talló Salzillo.)