Church of San Camillo de Lellis

The Basilica of San Camillo de Lellis, located in the Sallustiano district of Rome, is a relatively recent church, built in the 20th century and dedicated to San Camillo de Lellis, the founder of the Order of Clerics Regular Ministers of the Sick. The basilica is an important center of worship and devotion for the faithful who venerate the saint, known for his commitment to assisting the sick and needy. The facade of the basilica is in neoclassical style, with a colonnaded portico that introduces visitors to an atmosphere of great solemnity. The interior is characterized by a wide and bright central nave, flanked by side chapels decorated with frescoes and mosaics of great artistic value. Of particular interest is the main altar, which houses the relics of San Camillo. This altar is a place of great devotion, a pilgrimage destination for faithful from around the world. An interesting anecdote concerns the construction of the basilica, which was funded through donations from the faithful and members of the Order of the Camillians.