Church of St Margaret, Sannat, Baroque Catholic church in Sannat, Malta.
The Church of St Margaret is a baroque building in Sannat with two spires, a dome, and a Latin cross layout displaying characteristic baroque design throughout. Its interior and exterior showcase decorative elements typical of the style.
A late medieval chapel was elevated to parish church status in 1688, with the current building constructed in 1718 and consecrated in 1755. For centuries the parish remained connected to the neighboring Munxar area until it became independent in 1957.
Inside are religious artworks including a notable painting and two different statues of St Margaret, each reflecting different periods of local devotion. These pieces shape how the community has expressed its faith over time.
The church is open to visitors during regular hours and hosts scheduled services for worshippers. Plan your visit outside service times to view the artworks and architecture comfortably.
The parish gained independent status in 1957 when the neighboring Munxar area separated after centuries of being administratively connected. This rare ecclesiastical event significantly reshaped the region's church structure.
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