In the heart of Rome, away from the great basilicas most pilgrims immediately associate with the Eternal City,

Spring in Rome begins with an ancient and deeply meaningful celebration. On March 25 — exactly nine months

Every February 3rd, the Church celebrates the feast of St. Blaise, the patron saint of throat diseases. What very few know is that part of his own throat is kept as a relic in a church located on one of the most emblematic streets of Rome.