Iglesias y Basílicas

It was built to a design by architect Gino Cancellotti.

The parish of St Bartholomew the Apostle is located in the Tomba di Nerone district, in the north-west of Rome, near the GRA and falls within the Western Sector of the diocese of Rome.The area in w

In 1912 Pius X wanted to have a church built in the Ostiense district, near the gasometer, to provide for the spiritual life of the people living there, but he died before he could see the work beg

It was established as a vicarage on 1 October 1974 and elevated to parish status on 10 November 1978 by decree of Cardinal Vicar Ugo Poletti.

It is dedicated to St Bonaventura da Bagnoreggio (1221-1274), a Franciscan father who later became the general minister of the order.

Of ancient origins, according to tradition it is built on the house where Pope Callistus I (217-222) used to retire to pray and where he suffered martyrdom by drowning: in the courtyard of the form

In the church of San Carlo Borromeo, designed by the Milanese studio Monestiroli Architetti Associati, the first recognizable element is the large tower located in correspondence with the presbyter

L'edificio è dedicato a San Celso, martire ad Antiochia nel 302 d.C., ma è conosciuta come San Celsino per distinguerla dalla vicina chiesa dei SS.Celso e Giuliano.

The parish was established on 20 October 1989 under the name of St.

It was built in the 20th century.

Established as a vice-curia on 7 December 1956, declared dependent on the Parish of St.

The parish was erected on 10 May 1934, with the decree of Cardinal Vicar Francesco Marchetti Selvaggiani Quo melius, which transferred the rights and revenues of the suppressed parish of S.

Also known by the name of Sant'Onofrio in Campagna al Borgo Clementino, it was built to a design by Pietro Passalacqua between 1667 and 1676, thanks to a bequest by Bartolomeo Neri, prothonotary ap