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The Madonna Addolorata Church [Church of Our Lady of Sorrows]
Located in the oldest village of Cersuta di Maratea, the Church of Madonna Addolorata, built in the seventeenth century, was originally dedicated to St. Catherine of Siena, until it was rededicated to Our Lady of Sorrows in recent times.
The Church of Our Lady of Sorrows has a very sober architecture, of eighteenth-century style, with arches on the sides that act as side chapels.
CHIESA MADONNA ADDOLORATA A CERSUTA DI MARATEA
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Works of art in the Church
Above the main altar of the Church of Our Lady of Sorrows in Cersuta, in white marble mixed with polychrome marble, there is a fresco of Christ on the cross with Mary and Mary Magdalene, painted in the 19th century by an anonymous author.
On the right side of the nave there is a niche with the statue of Our Lady of Sorrows, painted wood sculpture of 1899, to which the inhabitants of the village dedicate a party in the month of September.
On the left side there is the most valuable work of the church, the beautiful painting of S. Biagio, dated 1862, which represents the patron saint of Maratea with an image in strong colors, far from the classical iconography, in which the unknown author does not fear to show the saint with oriental features, typical of the appearance of an Armenian man.
On the right side of the nave there is a niche with the statue of Our Lady of Sorrows, painted wood sculpture of 1899, to which the inhabitants of the village dedicate a party in the month of September.
On the left side there is the most valuable work of the church, the beautiful painting of S. Biagio, dated 1862, which represents the patron saint of Maratea with an image in strong colors, far from the classical iconography, in which the unknown author does not fear to show the saint with oriental features, typical of the appearance of an Armenian man.