St. Donato Roman Catholic Church

St. Donato Roman Catholic Church is a Catholic church building located at the corner of 65th and Callowhill Streets in the Overbrook neighborhood. The building displays traditional Catholic architectural features and was designed to serve the local Italian immigrant community.

The church was founded in 1910 and initially served as a parish specifically for Italian immigrant families settling in the Overbrook-Haddington area. It became an important religious and social center for these communities during their early years in Philadelphia.

The church remains rooted in its Italian immigrant heritage, with services and celebrations that reflect the traditions of the families who built this community. Visitors can experience how faith and cultural identity are woven together in the life of the parish.

The church is easily accessible at the corner of 65th and Callowhill Streets and holds regular services on Saturday and Sunday mornings. Visitors interested in attending should confirm current times beforehand, as schedules may vary.

The parish takes its name from San Donato Val di Comino in Italy, the birthplace of many families who established this community in Philadelphia. This connection shows how immigrants preserved their ancestral roots through their religious institutions in America.