Sant'Ugo, Catholic church building in Castel Giubileo district, Rome, Italy
Sant'Ugo is a church building in the Castel Giubileo district featuring modern architectural design with a prominent concrete tower on its left side. The structure combines contemporary forms with functional spaces for worship and community gatherings.
The church was founded as a parish in 1985 and constructed between 1989 and 1991. It was consecrated in December 1991 after its completion.
The interior displays a baroque crucifix and mosaics created by Centro Aletti showing scenes from Saint Hugh's life and the deesis. These works shape how the space feels and what visitors notice when they enter.
The church is located at Via Lina Cavalieri 3 and operates as an active parish within the Diocese of Rome. Visitors should keep in mind that regular services take place and access may be limited during those times.
The church received its titular status from Pope John Paul II in 1994. This recognition marked an important milestone for the recently established community.
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