Parishes

The sanctuary of the Madonna delle Lacrime is the sanctuary of Treviglio dedicated to the Madonna delle Lacrime who on 28 February 1522 saved the city from certain destruction by the French troops with her prodigious tears.

The parish of San Martino and Santa Maria Assunta is located in the heart of the city of Treviglio and embraces the city center. Within the logo of the pastoral community it is represented by the pink petal, which refers to the color of the saint's robes in some pictorial representations.

The idea of ​​building a church in the West district was born from the will of a priest, Don Franco Boldoni, (died in 1966) who expressly declared in his holographic will to leave to the S. Martino Parish a complex of real estate called Cascinetto Boldoni with adjoining land and tied his legacy to the construction, in the western area, of a church that would be a religious reference for the growing community.

The Conventino community, located in the south-east of Treviglio, was born during the 1970s when a new group of blocks of flats was built in the area. In those years the White Fathers made the church inside their house available for the celebration of Sunday Masses. Together with this activity, a mixed oratory also comes to life, the first in Treviglio.

In the north-east area of ​​Treviglio in the mid-1970s, the need to create a new parish became strong, to meet the needs of the local population. In September 1978 it was decided to rent the warehouse located in via Terni and use it, after the necessary adjustments, as a sacred place. The first mass was celebrated in less than a month. In June 1980, aware of the difficulties of building a new church, the community decided to purchase the entire building. On 18 October 1981 Cardinal Carlo Maria Martini consecrated the church in San Zeno.

The parish of S. Pietro Apostolo is located in the area north of Treviglio and includes the hamlet of Battaglia. In the logo of the Pastoral Community it is identified with the red petal symbol of Peter's passion. Historians report the presence in this area of ​​a church dedicated to Santa Maria delle Grazie since the 15th century, at the end of which the church came under the care of the Capuchin Friars.

The Santo Nome di Maria parish is located in the area north-west of Treviglio, in the logo of the Pastoral Community it is identified with the yellow petal, and is made up of two communities different in history, culture and economy:

The Parish of San Bernardo resides in the municipality of Castel Rozzone, north-east of Treviglio. Inside the logo of the Pastoral Community it is represented by the purple petal, in memory of the mysticism of the Saint. The origins of this parish date back to 1500, when the Rozzone family from Treviglia had a fortified courtyard built along the north-eastern borders of the Treviglia area and used part of it as an Oratory for the celebrations of religious functions.