Chiesa dei Santi Celso e Giuliano

Name: Chiesa dei Santi Celso e Giuliano
Address: Via del Banco di Santo Spirito, 52, 00186 Roma RM, Italy, Roma, Italia

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Address :	Via del Banco di Santo Spirito, 52, 00186 Roma RM, Italy
Phone :	📞 +9879
Website :	http://www.icrss.it/roma/
Categories :	Catholic church ,
City :	Roma

Via del Banco di Santo Spirito, 52, 00186 Roma RM, Italy

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e	emy boccagna on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Bella chiesa dall'esterno sobrio ma dall'interno ricco di belle opere d'arte nonostante le ridotte dimensioni. Viene utilizzata per cerimonie funebri di alti prelati ed ho assistito ad una messa vespertina col rito antico. Beautiful church from the sober outside but from the inside full of beautiful works of art despite its small size. It is used for funeral ceremonies of high prelates and I attended an evening mass with the ancient rite.
F	Francesco Perilli on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ È situata nel centralissimo rione Ponte, il quartiere dei Banchi, da cui il nome di san Celso e Giuliano in Banchi, poco lontano dal Ponte Sant'Angelo, in un'area fino al XIX secolo importantissima per essere sull'arteria dell'unico collegamento tra il centro cittadino e il Vaticano, prima della costruzione degli ultimi e più moderni ponti sul Tevere. Ricordata fin dal IX secolo, la chiesa fu abbattuta per essere ricostruita su commissione di papa Giulio II, che richiese un nuovo progetto a Donato Bramante (1509). Tale disegno non fu poi eseguito per mancanza di fondi; due secoli più tardi papa Clemente XII decise di far ricostruire la chiesa secondo il progetto di Carlo de Dominicis, terminato nel 1735. La chiesa era dotata altresì di un capitolo ed, essendo cappella papale dal pontificato di Innocenzo III, i canonici furono insigniti da Benedetto XV del titolo di Cappellano Segreto d'Onore durante munere e da Pio XII del titolo di Cameriere Segreto Soprannumerario durante munere. Tra i canonici della basilica vi fu anche Mons. Nazareno Patrizi, che vi entrò nel 1899 per poi divenire camerlengo sotto il pontificato di Pio XI. It is located in the central Ponte district, the Banchi district, hence the name of San Celso and Giuliano in Banchi, not far from Ponte Sant'Angelo, in an area that was very important until the 19th century for being on the artery of the only connection between the city center and the Vatican, before the construction of the last and most modern bridges over the Tiber. Remembered since the 9th century, the church was demolished to be rebuilt on commission from Pope Julius II, who requested a new project from Donato Bramante (1509). This design was not carried out due to lack of funds; two centuries later Pope Clement XII decided to have the church rebuilt according to the project of Carlo de Dominicis, completed in 1735. The church also had a chapter and, being a papal chapel by the pontificate of Innocent III, the canons were awarded by Benedict XV of the title of Secret Chaplain of Honor during munere and by Pius XII of the title of Secret Supernumerary Waiter during munere. Among the canons of the basilica there was also Mons. Nazareno Patrizi, who entered it in 1899 and then became a chamberlain under the pontificate of Pius XI.
P	Pekka Roine on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ They never deliver your order. The waiters just hunt for patrons but have no interests for serving the orders. The most pitiful restaurant in Rome.
G	Gianluigi Barletta on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ A great discovery ?
A	Add Name on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Basilica Santa Trinita of Florence always comes on mind
S	Sam S. on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Very beautiful church near Vatican!!
j	j stanton Good on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Site of baptism of Pope Pius XII and one of my dear friends as well ?. Here you can also attend mass in the pre-1970 Roman rite. This is a church run by the ICKSP who are based in France and wear blue as part of their habit. Their seminary outside of Florence is also lovely.
H	Hypostatic AD on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Nice little church, served by the canons of the ICRSS. Attended solemn high mass for Michelmas this evening. I wish I understood Italian, the sermon was delivered very passionately!