Parrocchia di S.pio X

This is a huge parish.
When I mean huge, it’s that they have hundreds of families, and multiple masses, including one on Sundays.
Daily morning masses are said in the small chapel below the main church.
St. Pius X may look like something out of 1950’s American suburbia; it’s not the prettiest church in Rome for sure.
However, if you’re ever in Monte Mario, it’s worth it to stop in to admire the church’s Mid-​Century Modern architecture, complete with blondewood pews. This parish was a product of the post-​war housing sprawl, and a lot of parishioners are founding members.
This parish is a very active and welcoming community. If you live in Rome, you’ll feel at home here over going to a vast basilica downtown where you’ll never see the same face twice.