Chiesa di Santa Maria Concetta

The interior of Santa Maria Concetta features three naves divided by columns with composite capitals and ends with a raised presbytery containing the main altar.

The church construction started in 1920 after the previous structure was destroyed between 1917 and 1918 during World War I military operations.

The building follows Neo-Romanesque architecture principles with a southwest-facing facade composed of three sections, including a central portico and a rose window.

The church serves the Catholic community of Eraclea as part of the Venice Patriarchate and maintains regular religious services for over 500 parishioners.

The left chapel of the presbytery houses the remains of Saint Magnus of Oderzo, traditionally recognized as the first bishop of the Eraclea diocese.

Location: Eraclea

Architects: Giuseppe Berti

GPS coordinates: 45.57642,12.67323

Latest update: March 7, 2025 02:41