The Church of Madonna delle Grazie, built before the 16th century and linked to San Severino, was entrusted to the Capuchins in 1606. Rebuilt in Neo-Baroque style between 1852 and 1881, with a Neo-Romanesque façade from 1937, it later became a parish. Despite later simplifications, it preserves an 18th-century Crucifixion painting and statues of Our Lady of Grace (1838) and Saint Leonard (1780).
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Corso Giuseppe Garibaldi, 105, San Severo, Italy - Web
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A 18th-century Crucifixion
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