Ascensione di Gesù, Parish church in Alessandrino district, Rome, Italy
The Ascensione di Gesù is a church in the Alessandrino district with a symmetrical facade featuring three entrances framed by travertine columns and a large semicircular window above. The interior is defined by tall stained glass windows that line the walls.
The parish was established in 1948, and the building was completed in 1954 by architect Francesco Fornari. It was created as a new community church for the developing neighborhood.
The interior windows feature colorful stained glass depicting saints including the four evangelists, Padre Pio, and Francis of Assisi. These artworks shape how light moves through the space and add visual storytelling throughout the chapel.
The church is located at Via Manfredonia 5 in the Alessandrino neighborhood and is accessible by car or public transit. For information about services or visiting, you can call 06-25.70.522.
The apse window features a large depiction of the Ascension of Jesus surrounded by apostles and Mary, with a marble seat positioned below creating a framing effect. This central artwork gives the church its identity and serves as a focal point.
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