Santa Pudenziana

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Santa Pudenziana is an ancient basilica church in Rome, traditionally regarded as one of the oldest places of Christian worship in the city and renowned for its early Christian mosaics.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Roman Catholic church
basilica church
minor basilica
titular church
alsoDedicatedTo Saint Pudentiana
surface form: Saint Praxedes
apseMosaicDate late 4th century
apseMosaicDepicts Christ in Majesty
surface form: Christ enthroned among the Apostles

cross on Calvary
symbolic city of Jerusalem
artStyle early Christian
late antique
associatedWith Apostle Peter
surface form: Saint Peter

Saint Pudens
builtOver 2nd-century Roman house
Roman domus
possible bath complex of Novatus
campanileDate 13th century
cardinalPriestTitle Titulus Sanctae Pudentianae
country Italy
dedicatedTo Saint Pudentiana
denomination Roman Catholic
diocese Diocese of Rome
earliestConstructionDate late 4th century
façadeDate 16th century
foundedAsChurch 4th century
hasFeature campanile
coffered ceiling
side chapels
single nave
heritageDesignation historic church of Rome
isTitularChurchOf College of Cardinals
languageOfLiturgy Italian
Latin
liturgicalFunction parish church
titular church for a cardinal priest
locatedIn Rione Monti
location Italy
Rome
notableFor apse mosaic of Christ in Majesty
early Christian mosaics
papalBasilicaStatus no
region Lazio
rite Latin Rite
touristAttraction yes
traditionalDedication daughters of Saint Pudens
traditionallyRegardedAs one of the oldest Christian worship sites in Rome
traditionHolds built on site of house of Pudens
underwentRestoration 16th century
19th century

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Cardinal-Priest of Santa Pudenziana associatedWithBuilding Santa Pudenziana
this entity surface form: Basilica of Santa Pudenziana
Esquilino Hill contains Santa Pudenziana
this entity surface form: Church of Santa Pudenziana