The Church of San Rocco, built in the 16th century, is located in Castiglione a Casauria along the Tratturo Magno route. It has a simple rectangular nave, a flat presbytery, and a wooden exposed ceiling. Its stone façade features a central doorway, two niches (one with an oculus), and a bell gable. Inside, it houses a 17th-century painting of the Virgin with Child between Saint Rocco and Saint Sebastian. It was restored in 2008-2009.
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Via S. Rocco, 10, Castiglione a Casauria, Italy - Web
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Altarpiece
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Stacy (Marostica) Copeland
Hello,
My husband and I will be traveling to Italy starting next Friday. When I’m in Venice and Marostica, I would love to visit my grandfather’s, Julio Marostica, former house, but I can’t find an address, assuming it might still be there. His fathers name was Joe (Guiseppe) Marostica and I found a record saying he was baptized at your church in 1889. His wife was Maria Settin. Any help would be appreciated so much! Thank you