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Every year in Venice, the month of July brings with it an emblematic celebration : the Redentore. 

This celebration has its origins in the 16th century, marked by a terrible epidemy of pests that devastated the city. Faced with desolation, the Venetians made a solemn wish to build a church dedicated to Christ the Redeemer if they were saved. When the pestilence began to recede, the Church of the Redentore was raised on the island of Giudecca as a sign of gratitude and devotion.