San Giustino, Catholic church in Alessandrino, Rome, Italy
San Giustino is a church in the Alessandrino neighborhood, standing at Viale Alessandrino 144 with a contemporary architectural style. The building combines modern design principles with traditional Catholic features throughout its layout.
The church was designed by Francesco Fornari and opened on May 29, 1953. It was established following a decree from Cardinal Clemente Micara in 1952.
The church bears the name of Justin Martyr, an early Christian apologist, and received the status of titular church under Pope John Paul II in 2003.
This church operates as a titular church with regular religious services. Information about visiting hours and services can be obtained by calling 06-23.07.425.
The church holds the cardinal title of San Giustino, created by John Paul II on 21 October 2003. Its first titular cardinal was Jean-Baptiste Phạm Minh Mẫn of Vietnam, who held the title until 22 March 2026, after which it was vacant.
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