Chiesa di Santa Maria Assunta

I really like this church not only because it has always been my church, but because it has recovered its identity. 'Built before del.Mille, it suffered the outrage of time, of many wars, of horribly restorations modernists and non-moderns, ... And yet, finally, recently, entrusted to trained experts, he has rediscovered his personality, certainly changed by time, not arbitrarily by the. men., but Bella the Madonna to the left of the entrance, of a human realism even in her clothes without losing her profound spirituality. The position of the building can also be appreciated, isolated on a small hill, so as to allow recollection and prayer.

In 870 there is a chapel in the court of Felina. As early as 1082, Saint Anselm subjected the two chapels of Felina to the monastery of Canossa, confirmed in 1116. Following a dispute of power that broke out in 1557 between the Canossian abbot and the Campipolese archpriest, Santa Maria di Felina is part of the Campiliola plebanate. In the 15th century the chapel became a priory. The choir, completely rebuilt, dates back to 1875. The church of Santa Maria preserves structures of high historical interest, among which there is a square tower built in masonry, attributable to the XII-XIII century and perhaps already to the ancient defensive plant of the castle .

Parish with a multipurpose hall with refectory industrial kitchen and bedrooms, with soccer field and large green areas around the church and facilities. Beautiful location, convenient to reach.

Nice to visit