Santo Spirito in Sassia

Santo Spirito in Sassia is a historic church in Rome, originally founded as a hospital and sanctuary for the sick and pilgrims. Its name, meaning "Holy Spirit in the Sacred House," reflects its spiritual purpose. The church features Renaissance architecture and artwork, notably by Pinturicchio and Antonio da Sangallo the Younger. Over centuries, it has been a center for charity, faith, and art. Today, it functions as a Roman Catholic church and a site of cultural and religious significance, connecting visitors with Rome’s rich history of compassion and spiritual care.