San Michele Arcangelo e Santa Rita Church, Catholic church in Vigentino district, Milan, Italy
San Michele Arcangelo e Santa Rita is a church with contemporary architectural design in the Vigentino district. Two organ bodies positioned in side niches at the dome base give structure to the interior space.
The church opened in 1930 as part of the neighborhood development in the Regina Elena area. It inherited artistic elements from earlier religious buildings that were relocated or repurposed.
The church serves as a meeting place for the local Catholic community and maintains the Ambrosian rite traditions. Religious ceremonies shape the neighborhood's rhythm and bring residents together through shared faith.
You can visit the church daily, and services happen regularly throughout the week. It is helpful to check the mass times in advance, as they vary between weekdays and Sundays.
A 15th-century style fresco of Madonna della Rosa came from an earlier church building and now decorates the interior. This artwork connects visitors to the artistic heritage that was preserved and relocated here.
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