in 1955. Santa Croce: Holy Cross church characterized by a facade showing the symbols of the "Passion of Christ", installed by the Passionists in the 19th century. Church of Santa Chiara: built in the 17th century next to the ancient Church of the Holy Spirit. Characterized by a Greek cross plan, it was entirely renovated in 1702 AD. The Cupola shows a beautiful fresco by the "pennese" painter Domiziano Vallarola. Next to the church, there is the Clarisse nuns convent which has been included in the St Maximus Hospital in 1912. Church of San Ciro: erected in the second half of the 18th century and renovated in 1843 by the priest Quintangeli. It now belongs to the "Holy Family" nuns. Collegiata of San Giovanni Evangelista: There are documents proving the existence of this Church since 1324. It has two magnificent stone portals: the main one from 1604, the lateral one from 1594. The lombard style bell tower was built during renaissance. Church of Sant'Antonio di Padova: chapel of the family Aliprandi of 1648. Stone portal characterized by a diamond tip pattern. San Domenico, Penne, Abruzzo: facade with a portal from 1667 and a sculpture representing "The Virgin with her Son" from 1400. The Church has a baroque style with a marvelous Chorus made of walnut wood from the 17th century and an organ from the 18th century. The lateral altars show some paintings by the brothers Ragazzini as well as a few remains of Giottesque frescos. Attached to the church is the seventeenth-century Chapel of the Rosary with a magnificent ceiling. The cloister was built in 1330. Inside the church there is a civic lapidary as well as a statue of St. Blaise by Capro De Matteo. Santissima Annunziata: Although the church has Romanesque origins, the interior style is baroque. Of great importance is the facade, 1801, called one of the most beautiful pages of the Baroque Abruzzo. The "vela" style bell tower was designed by the engineer F. Dottorelli. San Giovanni Battista, of 'Order of the Knights of Malta. Facade of 1701. Plant Central. Stucco Pitch. In the adjacent former convent there were the Dames of Malta.Sant'Agostino: and adjacent Oratory of Our Lady of the Belt. The church houses the fourteenth-century fresco of the Crucifixion . The bell tower, built in the '400 according to "Atri" style, presents an exquisite polychrome decoration in majolica.Santa Maria del Carmine: (also known