The church of San Giovanni Evangelista of Priverno is the oldest together with that of St. Benedict.
It dates from the ninth century.
It was partially destroyed by a fire in the twelfth century and later rebuilt in a late Gothic-Romanesque style.
The facade is very simple, the entrance to the church is through a portico.
The church is connected to a bell tower adorned with mullioned windows.
Inside the plan is trapezoidal with three naves whose pillars are not symmetrical.
There are frescoes of the thirteenth and fifteenth centuries including a cycle dedicated to Saint Catherine of Alexandria and a Madonna and Child with Saint Vescovo of the fifteenth century.
In the square across from the church is a sculpture with a small stele supported by four lions carved from the remains of the Romanesque pulpit.
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