Automatically translated from Italian.
The Church of the Transito di San Giuseppe was built in 1729 by Angelo and Vito Oronzo Gentile Sarapo. The Sarapo family coat of arms is depicted in the center of the portal.\n\nThe baroque church is located on Via Carrare. Inside, three 18th-century paintings are preserved, one dated 1744 and signed by Vincenzo Fato.
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