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Chiesa
di Santa Cristina
It is documented since the
VIII century, but the external absidal structures date back to the X-XI
century. It was destroyed by the flood of 1115 and reconstructed in
1118. Starting from the XIII century to the XVI century it was under the
Canonici del Duomo. It was changed to the present look in 1816 on the
project by Francesco Riccetti, who also made the bell tower. The single
hall interior keeps remains of the Neo-classic monochrome mural
decorations, a "Madonna with Child" on wood from the XIV
century, a painting by Passignano ("Saint Catherine Receiving the
Stigmata") and a XIX century copy of the "Crucifix" by
Enrico di Tedice (XIII century) in front of which Saint Catherine
received the stigmata in 1375. |