San Lino, Catholic church in Primavalle quarter, Rome, Italy
San Lino is a church in Rome featuring a contemporary design that creates functional worship and community spaces. The building stands on Via della Pineta Sacchetti and was designed by architect Renato Costa.
The parish was established in 1957 by Cardinal Clemente Micara to serve the developing neighborhood. The current building was completed and consecrated much later in 1999.
The parish brings together families and young people through regular meetings and gatherings that are woven into daily community life. These events show how the church serves as a central meeting point where residents connect with each other.
The church holds Friday evening gatherings for young adults and keeps its community informed through regular updates. Visitors should check ahead to learn when services take place and what activities are currently available.
In 2007 the church was elevated to the role of cardinal diaconate, giving it a special place within the Roman church's structure. Giovanni Coppa became the first cardinal assigned to oversee this parish.
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