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| Since
time immemorial, religion has been at the heart of Calitrian
social life, the omnipresent element that punctuated and set
the very rhythm of life among the poor as well as the rich. |
| Ceremonies,
celebrations, feasts and rituals with a religious setting
studded the duration of the solar year. |
| Through
the centuries, the deep faith of the people produced lay and
religious fraternal orders (mostly forgotten now), as well
as edifices (churches, monasteries, abbeys) fitting for the
renewal of ancient rites and religious fervor. |
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