San Pio V a Villa Carpegna, Catholic church in Aurelio district, Rome, Italy.
San Pio V a Villa Carpegna is a church in the Aurelio district of Rome featuring a two-story facade of reddish brick. The interior contains a central nave with side aisles and a semicircular apse.
The church was designed by architect Tullio Rossi and opened in 1952. Pope Paul VI granted it titular status in 1973.
A mosaic above the nave entrance depicts Pope Pius V and Saint George with the Madonna and Child set against the Battle of Lepanto. This composition merges religious devotion with a pivotal moment in church history.
The church sits on Via della Madonna del Riposo 66 and offers wheelchair access. Regular religious services are held for the local community.
The interior holds artworks by several different artists, including a crucifix by Francisco Nagni. Angelo Biancini contributed the Stations of the Cross.
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