Oratorio di San Quirino, Parma

The oratory was initially founded in 1331 by Garfuccio de' Garfi, and known as the oratory of Sant'Angelo dai frati Carmelitani, since it was affiliated to the Carmelite monks at the nearby monastery and church of Santa Maria del Carmine, which is also deconsecrated. The dedication was changed in 1335 to Saint Quirinus. The fraternity associated with the oratory commissioned the reconstruction in the present style in 1734 with designs by Edelberto dalla Nave. By the 19th century, the oratory had fallen in disuse, and in 1903 was deconsecrated. The interior, while in many spots bare, still has frescoes by Giovanni Bolla in the interior. Stucco statuary by Pietro Reti adorn the interior niches. The altars include works by Clemente Ruta (Birth of the Virgin) and Pietro Rubini. ^[1][2]

44°48′04″N 10°19′27″E / 44.80117°N 10.32429°E / 44.80117; 10.32429

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