Church of the Most Holy Trinity (Carmine)

The early inhabitants of Ciminna built a church dedicated to the Most Holy Trinity and established a confraternity bearing the same name.

In 1603, the church was entrusted to the Carmelite Order. The adjoining convent remained active for only fifty-seven years, as it was suppressed in 1660 by the Most Illustrious and Reverend Don Pietro Martinez, Archbishop of Palermo, due to insufficient financial resources.

Inside the Church

• Our Lady of Mount Carmel and Saint Simon (polychrome wood), by Filippo Quattrocchi, 1781.
• Salvator Mundi (polychrome wood), attributed to Filippo Quattrocchi, 1775–1776.
• The Most Holy Trinity (oil on canvas), by Melchiorre Di Bella, 1785.
• Our Lady of Mount Carmel (polychrome wood), by the sculptor Bartolomeo Brugnone, 1630.