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Article by Великий и раннехристианский Рим

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The story of the story of the Church and the Church; I'm talking about the story of the story and the story of the story. more than 313 days ago;

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You want to know

Where in Rome is the first, oldest and most important basilica in the West and the patriarchal seat of the Roman bishop?

Where and when were Emperor Constantine the Great and the Christians in Rome baptized?

Why is Constantine recognized as a saint by the Orthodox Church, but not even a saint in the Catholic Church?

Why and when did Emperor Constantine move the capital from Rome to Constantinople?

You will receive the answers to all these questions during the tour of the oldest basilicas in Rome.

Constantine the Great and early Christian Rome

The 3 km route is dedicated to Emperor Constantine, who admitted the Edict of Tolerance, founder of the first grandiose Christian basilicas. During his long 30-year reign, Constantine went through a difficult path from pagan emperor to Christian, he spent more than half of this time in Rome, leaving numerous monuments. We will travel along the ancient Via Papalis, which connected the two residences - the Vatican and the Lateran, to the grandiose Basilica of San Giovanni Battista founded by Constantine himself.

We will start from the center of pagan Rome, the Colosseum and the Arch of Constantine; we talk about the Vision of the Cross and the Edict of Milan and how Constantine became the emperor of the Roman Empire;

along the way we will visit the ancient Basilica of San Clemente, where we will talk about the architecture of early Christian churches and how the first Christians lived and where they prayed in Rome until 313,

in the Basilica of the Santi Quattro Coronati we will learn about the first Christian martyrs and, if we are lucky, we will see Gothic frescoes from the 13th century which tells the legend of the Gift of Constantine;

we will visit the Lateran complex: the baptistery, the Holy Staircase, we will admire the main basilica of the Catholic world, founded by Constantine himself in 313.