Chiesa di S. Caterina d’Alessandria d’Egitto

And ‘the mother church, rebuilt in the eighteenth century, in the neoclassical style, has the bell tower of the castrum already, presenting stones with symbols diviners archaic religious orders and corporations. The interior has a nave, presents decorations, statues and stucco artist Ascoli Domenico Paci and suggestive Via Crucis school Carracciesca eighteenth century. Of great interest are the works depicting “St. John the Baptist and St. Juliana “, the” Madonna of Loreto “, Joseph and Pierleone Ghezzi and Antonio Mercurio Amorosi, famous artists working in Rome in the seventeenth and eighteenth century. Worthy of note is the monumental organ with two keyboards with more than two thousand items, from the Basilica of Loreto.