The Church of Saints Eusebius and Maccabees is a Catholic place of worship located in Cavaione, a hamlet of the municipality of Truccazzano, in the province of Milan and the Archdiocese of Milan. It stands at the entrance to the hamlet of Cavaione, on Via Alessandro Manzoni. The church features a gabled façade of exposed brick, with a portico in front of the entrance, a single central portal, and two side windows on the upper level. It has been listed among the dependencies of the parish church of Corneliano since the 13th century, mentioned in the Liber Notitiae Sanctorum Mediolani. The "chapel" of Cavaione is also mentioned in 1398. The building has an east-west orientation. It is the site of a very ancient rural castle that belonged to various families. The Visconti family was its first owner as early as the early 14th century.