The Church of the Most Holy Trinity in Serracapriola, once located outside the town walls, was home to a historic archconfraternity that has since vanished. Abandoned for a time and repurposed as a warehouse or theater, the church was reopened for worship in 1918 and extensively restored in 1950 thanks to Chaplain Don Adamo D’Adamo, who added a bell tower and sacristy. It houses the Ara Pacis, a memorial to fallen soldiers, and preserves the red banner of the original confraternity. Today, the church serves as a vital place of worship while other local churches remain closed due to earthquake damage.
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Via Trinità, 61, Serracapriola, Italy - Web
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Ara Pacis
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