<p class="title_brown">Social Hall of Saint Augustine</p>

<p class="subtitle_brown">Basilica of the Most Holy Trinity</p>

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On the lower floor of the Basilica of the Most Holy Trinity one can find an ample and versatile room whose entrance, located between two water mirrors which lighten the Galilee of the Apostles St. Peter and St. Paul, gives access to the place where the Shrine of Fatima has its temporary exhibitions. The rational lines of space, provided with poetics which the elevations turned to the water emphasize and in the same architectural language of the entire complex, have been showing themselves as place of welcoming of thousands of visitors who, each year, appreciate the new <strong>Museological</strong> paths, built with specific meanings which are founded on what can be called as contemplative museology.</p>
