Original sentence: The Gesuati also possessed the smaller church Santa Maria della Visitazione on the Zattere.The church of Santa Maria del Rosario (commonl;y known as I Gesuati) is an 18th century church in the Sestiere Dorsoduro, facing the Giudecca canal in Venice.The order of Poveri Gesuati was ultimately abolished by Pope Clement IX on the 6th December 1668 and their possessions were confiscated by the Republic, then engaged in fighting against the Turks.The present church was built in 1726-1736 by the Dominican order, at a site previously owned by the Order of the Poveri Gesuati (Jesuates)
Edited sentence: The church of Santa Maria del Rosario (commonly known as I Gesuati) is an 18th century church in the Sestiere of Dorsoduro, on the Giudecca canal in Venice.The order of Poveri Gesuati was ultimately suppressed by Pope Clement IX on the 6th December 1668 and their possessions were put up for auction.The present church was built in 1726-1736 by the Dominican order, on a site previously owned by the Order of the Poveri Gesuati (Jesuates).Their land and buildings on the Zattere, which included the small church of Santa Maria della Visitazione' were bought by the Dominicans