Veroli Cultural Sociey of Toronto
Veroli would be present already from the XII century B.C. the ancient Verulae was one of the allied countries of Rome, as witnessed by the tables of the Fasti verulani: a Roman calendar of marble, dating back to the I century A.D. in 743 becomes an Episcopal seat, as testify the numerous churches present on the territory. In the sixteenth century the allies in the Spanish Column occupy the city. Once released, is subjected to a government of cardinals. The close union with the Church of Rome is heard several times in the course of time. So much so that toward the 1800 are first lynched by the population of bourgeois who had taken part in the Roman Republic of the Jacobins.
Certainly deserve a visit the monument for peace site in the historic center of Veroli, ‘Building Peace’, the park of time ‘Coelum Speluncarum’, the Cathedral of Santa Sàlome, the San Leucio Fortress and the church of St Andrew the Apostle.