Parrocchia di Sant'Andrea Ap. in Ligonchio

The current church was rebuilt in the 1930s. It has a rectangular plan with a single nave, with two side chapels on each side and a saddle roof. The presbytery area, raised by two steps, is divided from the liturgical hall by a marble balustrade, behind the marble altar there is a wooden choir. The main façade is delimited by two pilasters which support a molded frame around the tympanum. The portal is surmounted by a large four-lobed window. A plaque placed above the main portal summarizes the historical events crossed by the building with the words "Templum ho divo Andreae dicatum ruinis minans elebente saeculo XVI sublatum nunc fere dirutum in meliore formam redactum year 1893 impensis et labore populi terraemoto ruitum year 1923 restauratum fuit" . The internal rhythm is marked by pilasters that support round arches, interposed between the barrel vaults. Metal chains have been inserted in the arches. A frame marks the detachment between the wall surfaces and the curved ceiling. In correspondence with the chapels in the upper part there are windows in the sails. The interior of the church is devoid of relief pictorial wall decorations, the walls are plastered with tempera with industrial products of recent years

In a circumstance I have visited this mountain church. I have to say the best funeral I've ever witnessed.

The church of the village ...