Domine, quo vadis? Christian Rome

None of the Christian virtues—forgiveness, love of humanity—is here unknown, and selfishness takes on legitimate, ugly forms. Rome, immersed in Dante's hell, is magnificent. That's how Pasolini writes about Rome. But it is enough to see the beauty of the Christian basilicas of Rome, and the best feelings begin to wake up in the soul, and inspired by beauty, the soul is filled with light and grace.

We will see: the Papal Basilica of Santa Maria Maggiore and the Church of San Pietro in Vincoli, where we can admire the famous statue of Michelangelo “Moses”, visit the Church of St. Clement, and be sure to go down to its dungeons, which will tell us the amazing history of this building, go to the Cathedral of San Giovanni in Laterano, which was before the construction of St. Peter’s Cathedral the Cathedral of Rome and approach the Holy Staircase, brought to Rome from the Palace of Pontius Pilate, by which Jesus Christ ascended to the court of the Roman Prefect.