During her life, Saint Teresa spent time in Gotarrendura, the birthplace of her mother, and surely prayed in this church.
Baroque church dedicated to St. Vincent the Martyr, one of the most beloved martyr saints of Roman times, along with St. Lawrence, in Spain.
It is believed that St. Teresa visited this hermitage during her travels to found convents.
A Franciscan Rosary in the Vatican Square Kristi Blokhin - Shutterstock
There is a “camino” of St Francis of Assisi in Rome following his steps on his two pilgrimages in 1205 and 1209
Interior of the Basilica of Santa Maria in Aracoeli TTstudio - Shutterstock
Important Roman basilica on the Capitoline Hill where the holy infant Jesus is venerated.
The marbel statue of Ecstasy of Beata Ludovica Albertoni in the church San Francesco a Ripa Renata Sedmakova - Shutterstock
Franciscan church near Tiber river who hosted St Francis of Assisi during his two pilgrimages to Rome
Tiny and humble hermitage with a stone cross close to the main façade
Tiny hermitage, according to legends, its origin is due to an apparition of the Virgin to a shepherd.
Church of the Invention of the Holy Cross By CardenosaEventos - Own work, CC BY-SA 4.0
The church also houses an 18th century baroque organ, lateral altarpieces and a museum in the sacristy that exhibits liturgical pieces and paintings.