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1. The Anglican Centre In Rome - Municipio Roma I
· 13 reviews
Piazza del Collegio Romano, 2, 00186 Roma RM, Italy
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For many years, building relations and understanding between Anglican and Roman Catholic Christians depended on personal, informal and unofficial contacts and friendships...
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For many years, building relations and understanding between Anglican and Roman Catholic Christians depended on personal, informal and unofficial contacts and friendships...
Annika Molin: Piace.
Stephen Murray: Friendly. Hospitable. Informative
Dan Joslyn-Siemiatkoski: This is the center for the ecclesiastical relations between the Anglican Communion and the Holy See. There is a weekly Anglican Eucharist on Tuesdays at 12:30 with lunch following.
Agon Ramizi: Beautiful
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2. Diocese of Rome - Municipio Roma I
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· 112 reviews
Piazza di S. Giovanni in Laterano, 6, 00184 Roma RM, Italy
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3. Church of St. Louis of the French - Municipio Roma I
· 5137 reviews
Piazza di S. Luigi de' Francesi, 00186 Roma RM, Italy
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Gabriel Iancu: Great church with some beautiful gold details.It's big, the main attraction is Caravaggio's triptych which scams you a bit because to illuminate the painting you have to pay either €1 or €2.French Church for this almost all writings are French.Recommended
Rabil Ismail: Visited on Weekday Wait time No wait Reservation recommended Yes
Dorina Minkovska: The church is beautiful and of course Caravaggio is a must see.Visited on Weekday …
Idoia Bastida: Visited on Weekday Wait time No wait
Tiziana Felicetti: Wonder!
Grey Salca: Three Caravaggio paintings worth seeingVisited on Weekend Wait time No wait …
Todorovic Zoran: Don't miss this church. Martyrdom of Saint Matthew, Saint Matthew and the Angel and the Calling of Saint Matthew - Caravaggio.
Vladislav Nikolov: With two of the most famous Caravaggios.Breathtaking.
Andrés Fernández: Visited on Weekday Wait time Up to 10 min Reservation recommended No
NOELIA NAVARRO GOMEZ: Spectacular. super super prettyVisited on Weekday Wait time No wait Reservation recommended No …
Maria Simarro Garcia: It is super pretty, it is very well located and everything inside is beautiful 💯No need to buy tickets, it's free
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Episcopal church
4. St. Paul's Within the Walls - Municipio Roma I
· 1005 reviews
Via Nazionale, 16a, 00184 Roma RM, Italy
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Larry Litman: An amazing Episcopal church in the center of Rome welcoming everyone. The parish has been welcoming refugees in the crypt of the church for over 40 years!Visited on Weekend Wait time No wait …
Carlos Turró Ribalta: Nice Episcopalian churchVisited on Weekday Wait time No wait Reservation recommended No …
Ralf Glitza: An impressive Anglican church in the heart of Catholicism with ornate mosaics!Visited on Weekend Wait time No wait Reservation recommended No …
Valentina Schiaroli: Bellissima location per con erto di musica classicaVisited on Weekday Wait time No wait Reservation recommended Yes …
Adolfo Sansolini: Visited on Weekend Wait time No wait Reservation recommended Not sure
Steve Hunt: Wait time No wait Reservation recommended Yes
Alessandro Ghera: Very nice performance in fascinating places. Recommended experience for sure.Visited on Weekday Wait time Up to 10 min Reservation recommended Yes …
Nadia Hernández: Exelente!!! I am from Chile 🇨🇱❤️
Danielle Latulippe: Beautiful church. We enjoyed an evening of opera we won't soon forget. Perfecto!
Barry Coltham: Went to the Three tenors performance - acoustics in the church are excellent- worth spending time quietly in the church and looking at the garden sculpturesVisited on Weekday Wait time Up to 10 min Reservation recommended Yes …
marco: The first Anglican church in Rome, built only after the fall to the papacy, it is a gem for its elegant simplicity. If you look closely, among the fathers of the church in the mosaic of the apse there is also the face of Garibaldi.Visited on Weekday Wait time No wait Reservation recommended Yes …
Nicole Latham: Got to see La Traviata in this little church. The performance was brilliant for my first opera experience
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5. St. Patrick's Church - Municipio Roma II
· 107 reviews
Via Boncompagni, 31, 00187 Roma RM, Italy
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patricia dudar: Wonderful to have a service in English
Karyn Soltis: Wonderful to find an English speaking priest in Rome!!! It was also close to our hotel, which was convenient. The only thing was was that it was not affiliated with the diocese of Rome????? I'm not quiet sure what this mean.
Lm S: We attended the Easter Vigil while visiting from Canada. A very nice service and welcoming parish.
Luca Giancane: Chiesa in stile neorinascimentale a due passi da via Veneto quasi nascosta tra le case.Le tre navate, con soffitto a cassettoni, culminano con un bel mosaico absidale che rappresenta San Patrizio a cui la chiesa è dedicata.La messa viene detta in lingua inglese.Da visitare se vi trovate da queste parti.
Paul Nebeling: Probably the only Roman Catholic church in Rome that does a Vigil Mass in English. Everyone was very friendly and welcoming to visitors from out of town.
Mattia Iacono: chiesa spaziosa decorata con un maestoso mosaico che si trova nel catino absidale. molto carina
Lee Field: , ex pats, pilgrims and tourists from the USA.
gambia trips: Great experience
MIKE LELLI: Fantastic Roman Catholic Church. Father Steve is amazing and a pleasure to speak with!!!! Fantastic experience!!!!
Imma Atieno: Sunday mass in English at 9am and 10.30am.Weekday mass in English at 6pm.
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6. Sant'Atanasio - Municipio Roma I
· 35 reviews
Via del Babuino, 149, 00187 Roma RM, Italy
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Francesco Ferrara: Greek Catholic Church. A small corner of the East in Rome.
Carlo Carlevale: 👉🙏👈
Evren Uysal: 🏛 A classical Roman architecture. If you visited Vatican, you don't need to visit there I guess.The church was built in 1577 for use of a Greek College for the formation of Catholic clergy in the Eastern Rite. Construction was patronized by the Pope Gregory XIII and the Jesuit order to promulgated and serve the interests forming a Congregation of the Greeks.In 1872 the church was entrusted to the Congregation for the Oriental Churches. On the 22 February 1962 Pope John XXIII granted it a titular church as a seat for Cardinals.[1] At present the Titulus San Athanasii is held by Lucian Cardinal Mureșan.🏛 Klasik bir Roma mimarisi. Vatikanı ziyaret ettiyseniz bence buraya vakit ayırmak biraz müsrüflük olabilir.
Maria Tanasa Turism Roma (www.turismroma.com): The Church of Sant Atanasio was built between 1580-1583 by Giacomo della Porta, following Pope Gregorius XIII's wish to offer the Greek community a place of worship with the ancient Greek ritual.
Teresa Cardoso: I enjoyed attending the ceremony. The Church is very beautiful.
Ahmed Abouaiana: Enjoy the architecture and construction materials detailing.And think about differences between architectural styles
Riccardo Prosperi: Chiesa bellissima, messa tradizionale e travolgente
Daniela Cristofari: Avvicina al cielo...
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7. Chiesa dei Santi Gioacchino e Anna ai Monti - Municipio Roma I
· 12 reviews
Via di Monte Polacco, 5, 00184 Roma RM, Italy
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Mahlet deneke: I suggested it fo Orthodox wgo live in Italy specially in Rome you can find all service base on Orthodox church
Sam S.: Beautiful church, one of the oldest in Rome!
Salvatore Bertolino: Nella piazzetta avanti questa chiesa, domenica scorsa, ho avuto l'opportunità di assistere ad una bellissima manifestazione religiosa, il Merkel, la festa più importante per le comunità etiope ed eritrea in patria e nel mondo.Infatti si celebra anche a Roma, e non solo ad Asmara, la più importante tra le feste dei cristiani copti.Inizialmente non avevo capito di cosa si trattasse, credevo un battesimo, poi una ragazza, sicuro di seconda generazione tanto parlava bene l'italiano, mi ha spiegato che la festa del Merkel ricorda il ritrovamento della Croce di Gesù. Sempre da lei ho saputo che la chiesa è in uso alla comunità cristiana etiope ed eritrea di Roma.
Henok F. Telila: One of the oldest churchs in Rome!
Ant Fiore: Chiesa in cui le celebrazioni avvengono con il rito ortodosso etiope
Pino Abb.: Chiesa dei Santi Gioacchino e Anna ai Monti è in fondo alla via in Selci, in via di Monte Polacco, 5, all'altezza di Largo Visconti Venosta, che affaccia sulla via Cavour, e a valle del colle Oppio e del colle Fagutale, Rione Monti, Roma, è una chiesa a croce greca iniziata nel 1589 e terminata nel settecento, La chiesa ebbe anche il titolo di Chiesa dei Santi Gioacchino e Francesco di Paola. Nel corso dei vari lavori di ampliamento della chiesa, venne trovato, racchiuso in un muro, un ricco tesoro, oggetti di oro e di argento, statue di metallo dorato, candelabri in cristallo, attribuito dalla credenza popolare ad un re Polacco, ma è stato appurato che il tesoro era parte del correo nuziale di Secundus e Proiecta, della famiglia degli Aproniani. Annesso alla chiesa è il Monastero della chiesa dei Santi Gioacchino e Anna, del 1731, delle suore di San Francesco di Paola, dette suore suore Paolotte. Oggi il monastero della Chiesa dei Santi Gioacchino e Anna ai Monti è sede del Comando dell'Arma dei Carabinieri.
Raoul Cilento: Bellissima anche se piccola
Alessio Brugnoli: Sono molte legato a questa chiesa: da bambino andavo sempre a giocare nel suo oratorio: con il tempo, ne ho cominciato ad apprezzare la storia e la bellezza.La costruzione attuale risale al 1760 secondo il progetto di Francesco Fiori. Durante i lavori, fu trovato il cosiddetto Tesoro dell'Esquilino, un ricco corredo di argenti dell'epoca tardo imperiale.La chiesa fu consacrata nel 1781 dal pontefice Pio VI Braschi. La facciata presenta un ordine di paraste con capitelli corinzi tra le quali aprono quattro finestre. Al centro apre un portale sovrastato da una finestra incorniciata. A coronamento un doppio timpano triangolare. L’interno presenta una pianta a croce greca riccamente decorato con stucchi e volti di cherubini. Sull’altare maggiore è posta una tela con le immagini della Madonna, di S. Anna e di S.Gioacchino.Il suo vero fascino è legato al fatto che sia un luogo di culto della chiesa etiope ortodossa: assistere alle loro cerimonie, anche per chi non è credente, è un'esperienza affascinante
Vasili Timonen: Mass in the Roman rite is celebrated on Mondays, Wednesdays, Fridays and Saturdays at 18:45.The church is also used by an Ethiopian Orthodox congregation, who celebrate their Eucharistic liturgy on Sundays at 9:30, the liturgical language being Ge'ez. There is another Liturgy on Thursdays at 17:00, intended for young people.Catholics, whether of the Roman or Ethiopian rites, should not receive Communion at these Eucharists. The Orthodox take this seriously.
