Changes After Construction
After the structure was built for the Latin Catholic community, it was used by different communities; it was most recently allocated to the Syriac Catholic community.
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The church belongs to the Latin Catholic Church.
The structure is dated to the 19th century.
Its facade architecture is in the Neo-Baroque style.
There are pilasters with Ionic capitals on both sides of the entrance door; this arrangement reaches the triangular pediment.
At the center of the pediment is the symbol of the Dominican order.
The structure has a Latin cross plan scheme.
At the intersection of the arms of the cross, there is a dome with an interior height of 20.48 m.
There are ten arched windows on the drum of the dome.
There are painted decorations and relief motifs in the interior.
There are depictions of saints on the pendentives.
On its main altar, there is a depiction of “Our Lady of the Rosary,” dated 1886 and signed by Consoli Pinse.
