A first church dedicated to Saint Lucia was built in Frosinone in the sixteenth century by Bishop Ennio Filonardi as a place to bury those condemned to death.
In its place was later built the building of the Bank of Italy.
A new church of Saint Lucia was built in 1840 in the shape of a small temple in neoclassical style in the centre of Frosinone.
This small building has miraculously remained standing through the terrible bombing of the Second World War that destroyed 95% of buildings.
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