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Background
Catholic places of interest in the city of Rome, including those in Vatican City
Basilica of Saint Paul Outside The Walls
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Basilica of St Lawrence Outside the Walls
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Basilica of St Sebastian Outside the Walls
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Catacombs of Priscilla
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Catacombs of Saint Sebastian
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Chiesa di Sant'Ignazio di Loyola
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Chiesa di Santa Maria Maddalena in Campo Marzio
International headquarters of the Congregation of Clerks Regular, Ministers of the Sick also known as Camilliani or Camillians. St. Camillus de Lellis purchased the property for his new order. The church, dedicated to St. Mary Magdelene, houses St. Camillus’ relics, as well as the miraculous crucifix that embraced him on his death bed. Built on the ancient Field of Mars More Information Official site Roman Churches Wiki
Our Lady of Revelation Grotto
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Sant'Andrea delle Fratte (Shrine of Our Lady of the Miracle, Our Lady of Zion)
Marie Alphonse Ratisbonne, an anti-Catholic Jew, befriended a baron in Rome and began wearing the Miraculous Medal as a simple test. On January 20, 1842, after entering the church of Sant’Andrea delle Fratte, Ratisbonne experienced a vision of the Blessed Virgin Mary. He converted to Catholicism, joined the priesthood, and began a ministry for the conversion of Jews. More Information Official site The Real Presence Miracle Hunter MaryPages Link Link Link
Santa Maria in Cosmedin
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St. Mary Major (S. Maria Maggiore) (Our Lady of the Snows)
A wealthy but childless Christian Roman couple wanted to appoint the Virgin Mary as heiress of their property. On the night of August 4, Mary appeared simultaneously to the couple and Pope Liberius, expressing the wish that a church be erected on Esquiline Hill. The morning of August 5, miraculous snow fell on a narrow piece of land, upon which the Church of Liberius was constructed. This Marian shrine was replaced in the fifth century with a great church named Santa Maria Maggiore, which is now one of the four major basilicas....
St. Peter's Basilica
Possibly the most famous church in the world, and one of the four papal basilicas, the current building was built between 1506 and 1626, replacing the original from the time of Constantine in the 4th century. St. Peter’s tomb lies beneath the high altar of the basilica, and the church continues to be a place of interment for popes, cardinals and bishops. More Information Official site
Tre Fontane
More Information Official site Catholic Travel Guide Churches of Rome Wiki Author’s Note I cannot personally confirm this, but JMM says they have great beer here from monasteries all over Europe. -JPY