Chiesa dei Teatini, Rimini

The Good Friday earthquake of 1672 collapsed the roof, killing dozens of town-folk, both noble and common, seeking refuge after the initial tremors.

[1] A reduced church was erected, with a new facade designed by Camillo Morigia of Ravenna, ultimately completed after another earthquake in 1786.

In the 19th century, the church and a nearby convent and school belonged to the Ursuline order.

The main altar had a canvas depicting St Antony preaching to the Fish by Giovanni Francesco Nagli, called il Centino.

The pilasters under the choir had marble busts of Luigi and Filippo Marcheselli, by Giuseppe Torretti.