San Gabriele arcangelo, Parish church in Viale Cortina d'Ampezzo, Rome, Italy.
San Gabriele Arcangelo is a parish church located at Viale Cortina d'Ampezzo 144 in Rome, designed with modern architectural elements and a spacious interior. The building is managed by Vocationist priests who conduct regular religious services.
The parish was established on August 30, 1956, by Cardinal Clemente Micara as a new religious center in this area. In 1988, Pope John Paul II granted it cardinal title church status, raising its standing within the Roman church structure.
Inside you can see two notable artworks by Vera Puoti, including a portrait of Venerable Giustino Russolillo and a Madonna del Salve Regina. These works shape the religious atmosphere and reflect the church's artistic character.
The church is easily accessible by Viale Cortina d'Ampezzo and has adequate space for visitors and congregants. For any questions before your visit, you can contact the church directly using the provided phone number.
Cardinal Fridolin Ambongo Besungu from Congo-Kinshasa currently serves as Cardinal-Priest of this Roman church, bringing together African and European perspectives. His appointment reflects the global importance of this place within the church.
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