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*Both names of the church are Italian, with ''Santa Maria in Vallicella'' being usually translated as "Our Lady in the Little Valley, | *Both names of the church are [[Italy|Italian]], with ''Santa Maria in Vallicella'' being usually translated as "Our Lady in the Little Valley", whereas ''Chiesa Nuova'' means "New Church". | ||
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Revision as of 14:39, 9 January 2014
The Santa Maria in Vallicella, or Chiesa Nuova, was a cathedral built by Pope Gregory I dedicated to Santa Maria in Vallicella. In 1575, construction of the eminent cathedral began, and the church was later consecrated in 1599.
Trivia
- Both names of the church are Italian, with Santa Maria in Vallicella being usually translated as "Our Lady in the Little Valley", whereas Chiesa Nuova means "New Church".