# Chiesa di San Leone Magno

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Chiesa di San Leone Magno stands in Milan as an architectural church whose exposed-brick facade shapes the surrounding streetscape. Its bell tower continues the same brickwork above the building. Inside, a central nave runs between two side chapels on each side before reaching a semicircular apse. Cornices and pilasters divide the exposed-brick facade.

The church provides a setting for religious, cultural, and musical activities, including concerts with local ensembles. Its programme joins worship with concerts and community events. One recorded programme featured John Rutter’s Mass of the Children. The Corale Polifonica Città Studi and Piccoli Cantori di Corbetta performed that work with municipal support. Several restorations have shaped the building, including work completed in 2014 after the Mantuan earthquake. Matching brickwork links the facade and bell tower into one architectural silhouette.

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