Spirituality

Scylla: the neighborhood of San Giorgio and the San Rocco church

San Giorgio, the warrior saint, was once Scilla’s patron saint, before San Rocco, known for his healing powers, took his place.

The Temples of Colle Oppio

Discovering the “Celestial Dwellings” of Pietro Gentili, the “Cosmic Artist” (1932–2008)

The world's largest elliptical dome

The wonders of faith at the Shrine of Vicoforte

The mosaics of St. Praxedes, splendor of medieval art

A surprise of lights and colors hidden in the heart of Rome

Three Fountains Abbey

From the Acquae Salviae to the miraculous fountains

Non-Catholic Cemetery of Rome

An oasis of peace that restores the spirit

Convent of San Pasquale

15th-century monastic complex in Renaissance-Baroque style that includes the Church of St. Mary of the Angels, a large portico, and a miraculous well from 1709.

Church of San Giovannello

It is a spectacular open-air church in the heart of Ortigia, Syracuse, which was once the synagogue of the Jewish quarter.

Cathedral of Noto

It is one of the greatest symbols of Sicilian Baroque that was elevated to Basilica Minor in 2012. It stands at the top of a wide flight of steps and is dedicated to St. Nicholas.

Cathedral of St. George, Ragusa

The Cathedral of San Giorgio in Ragusa Ibla is one of the most striking works of Sicilian Baroque. It features a "tower-like" facade that incorporates the bell tower and a 43-meter-high dome.

Ancient Library of the Bishop's Seminary of Padua

In search of the Cardinal's forbidden books

San Leo and its churches: in the footsteps of saints and religious people

A journey through the ancient parishes and churches of San Leo, pearl of the Valmarecchia