ServicesWhere Mary’s Light Shone in Battle and Bernini’s Art Shines Forever

Sant’Agostino—The Tomb of St. Monica, A Shrine of a Mother’s Love

Where the Relics of Christ’s Passion Bear Witness to His Love

The Crypt of Santi Dodici Apostoli - A Sanctuary of Sts. Philip and James Holy Relics

Home to Relics of Pope Saint Clement I

Where the Chains of St. Peter Bear Witness to His Imprisonment and Faith

Where Pilgrims Pray, Home to St. Barbara’s Relic

Home of the First Marian Icon, Cradle of Christ, Sanctuary of Saints

First Constatinian Papal Basilica & Seat of the Bishop of Rome

Heart of the Catholic Church, Largest Basilica in the World, and Burial Place of St. Peter 

The Magnificent Mosaics and Medieval Marvels of Santa Maria in Trastevere

The Pillar of Rome, The Legacy of St. Paul

Burial Site of St. Lawrence and one of the Church on the 7 Churches Pilgrimage

An Ancient Sanctuary of Martyrs and Faith, Home to Frescoes of Early Christian Persecution

Dedicated to St. Balbina, virgin and martyr from the 4th Century, also featuring baroque frescoes in the church's interior. 

Titular and Minor Basilica Hosting the Relics of St. Bartholomew the Apostle and Martyr

Santa Maria in Domnica, also known as Santa Maria alla Navicella, is located on Rome’s Caelian Hill and dedicated to the gathering of the first Christians in Rome.

San Lorenzo in Panisperna is a historic church in Rome dedicated to Saint Lawrence, one of the city's most venerated martyrs.

Medieval Titular Church in the Forum Boarium dedicated to St. George tied to the legacy of St. John Henry Newman

Underground Houses of the Early Christians and Beautiful Baroque Church

First Lenten Station on Ash Wednesday, 5th Century Basilica that kept its orginal design, and Dominican Mother Church 

The basilica standing on Roman architecture

The Church of Saint Sebastian on the Palatine (San Sebastiano al Palatino) is a small yet historically significant church situated atop the Palatine Hill in Rome. It was originally built in the early Christian era to honor Saint Sebastian, a Roman soldier and martyr who was executed during Emperor Diocletian’s persecution of Christians in the early 4th century. The church is believed to stand near the location where Saint Sebastian’s body was temporarily buried after his martyrdom. Over centuries, the church underwent renovations and restorations, with its current structure reflecting Baroque influences. Despite its modest size, the church holds great spiritual importance due to its connection to one of Christianity's most revered early saints. Its location on the Palatine Hill, surrounded by the ruins of ancient imperial palaces, symbolizes the transformation of Rome from a center of pagan power to a heart of Christian faith.

Echoes of St. Mark, Reflections of Byzantine Brilliance

House of Prisca and Aquila, companions of St. Paul

The church that caught fire

The Cycle of Martyrdom—A Basilica in Honor of the First Martyr’s Sacrifice

One of the oldest churches in Rome

Underground House of Sts. Peter and Paul

The church where temples stood

The church where a matron housed christian prisoners

Medieval Church built over the Roman Forum & Temple of Romulus

The basilica dedicated to the saint who survived a calidarium