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Tenants settling in Dainava trade urban density for the pine perimeter of Mons Pacis, where monastic quiet dictates daily routines away from central Kaunas.
Grand Chancellor Krzysztof Zygmunt Pac commissioned the hermitage on Mons Pacis for Camaldolese monks, engaging Italian masters Pietro Puttini, Carlo Puttini, and Giovanni Battista Frediani. Their design introduced an unprecedented hexagonal church plan and a concave facade shaped by Roman Baroque conventions. Inside, Joan Merli executed extensive stucco ornamentation alongside frescoes by Michelangelo Palloni.
Imperial conflicts repeatedly disrupted the sanctuary. Napoleon's cavalry stabled horses directly on polished marble pavements, inflicting lasting damage. Following an imperial Russian decree, authorities expelled the Catholic order and turned the premises into an Orthodox church. Subsequent wartime occupation brought a German military field hospital, accompanied by extensive looting of sacred chalices.
Sisters of Saint Casimir assumed custody of the grounds to rebuild the damaged estate before Soviet administrators converted the rooms into public archives, a psychiatric ward, and an art exhibition space. Lithuanian sovereignty restored the convent to the nuns, preserving venerated artwork of Mary with Child alongside the territory's oldest surviving church clock tower.
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