Pontifical Theological Faculty Teresianum

Pontifical Theological Faculty Teresianum is a Catholic university in Rome that specializes in theology and spiritual studies. The institution sits on spacious grounds and houses libraries, classrooms, and residential buildings for students and faculty.

The Discalced Carmelites founded this teaching center in the 1930s as a hub for theological knowledge and spiritual formation. After interruptions during the war years, the faculty found a new home on the grounds of Villa Pamphili in the 1950s.

The faculty carries the name of a Carmelite saint and embodies the spiritual tradition of the Discalced Carmelites, who have taught and worked here for generations. This connection to Carmelite spirituality shapes the character and daily work of the institution.

The grounds sit in a quiet area of Rome with good public transport connections and near Villa Pamphili park. Visitors should know that the facility is primarily an academic institution, so access may be limited to guided visits or special events.

The institution houses an Institute of Spirituality organized into four specialized departments, each focusing on different aspects of spiritual life. This focused academic program offers researchers and theologians a rare opportunity to study Carmelite traditions in depth.

Location: Rome

Inception: 1935

Website: http://teresianum.net

GPS coordinates: 41.88472,12.45556

Latest update: December 12, 2025 16:41