Santa Teresa in Panfilo

The church features a marble staircase at the entrance and follows a Latin cross layout with a single nave supported by ornate architectural elements.

Built between 1929 and 1932 by architect Guglielmo Palombi, the church stands above the ancient catacombs of Saint Pamphilus, incorporating historical underground passages.

The church holds regular performances by the Academic Roman Choir and other musical ensembles, presenting sacred music throughout the liturgical calendar.

The church maintains regular mass schedules, offering daily services and special celebrations, with increased attendance during Sunday gatherings and religious festivals.

The relic chapel, opened in 1961, preserves the veil worn by Saint Therese of Lisieux during her visit to Rome to receive permission to join the Carmelite order.

Location: Rome

Inception: 1929

Architectural style: baroque revival

Address: Via Gaspare Spontini, 17 - Roma

Website: http://carmelitaniroma.it/Conventi%20Provincia%20Romana/Roma%20-%20S.%20Teresa%20di%20Ges%c3%b9%20Bambino%20in%20Panfilo.aspx

GPS coordinates: 41.91847,12.49350

Latest update: March 8, 2025 00:09