Church of the Congregation of the SS. Sacrament

Also called San Biagio because it is located on the same square on which stood the ancient medieval church of S. Biagio finally demolished in 1924. The building has a massive structure, gabled roof and a beautiful facade with pilasters and moldings that presents a portal with a flat architrave with a bezel and a rectangular window.

On the left rear wall there is a sturdy bell tower with a final spire. Inside the church there are some eighteenth-century wooden reliquaries, including the one of S. Biagio to which the first church was named. Inserted in a wall near the entrance is the plaque with the Cross of Indulgences granted in 1901 by Pope Leo XIII.

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