 During World War II the church was heavily damaged: the bell tower was completely destroyed; only the facade and side walls were left. Church is dedicated to all the people of the territory of Cotignola who died in wars.
During World War II the church was heavily damaged: the bell tower was completely destroyed; only the facade and side walls were left. Church is dedicated to all the people of the territory of Cotignola who died in wars.
The building has a Greek cross plan and the interior is in baroque style.
The Veronese painter Felice Torelli (1666-1748) has carried out several paintings for this church: the picture of the main altar, a sacred conversation with Madonna, Saint Gregorius Pope, Stephen Protomartire and Purgatory souls; four shaped small paintings positioned beside the main image depicting The Holy family, Loreto’s Virgin, Saint Magdalene Mary and the Egyptian Virgin.
Useful information
Address: Corso Sforza 27 – 48033 Cotignola (RA)
Phone: 0545 908873 Culture Office
How to get
The Church is located in Corso Sforza, in the historical town centre. Car parks nearby.
Timetables informations
open every day, 8.00 – 17.00
(Updated to 23/01/2023)
 
					


