Join us for Holy Eucharist at 10:30 am (CET) on Sundays at St. Paul's. We follow Rite II from The Book of Common Prayer, in the Episcopal Church tradition, with hymns, readings, prayers and sermon. After the Eucharist you are invited to stay for coffee. On most Sundays we offer

The Annual Meeting of St. Paul's Within the Walls will be held in the Church following a Bilingual Eucharist at 10.30 on Sunday 10th March 2024. Time for the meeting is approximately 12.30.

Gabriel Fauré: Requiem Texas Diocesan Choir Linda Patterson, Organ

Every Monday, Opera in Roma presents Vivaldi's Four Seasons Concerto, together with masterpieces by Bach, either solo cantatas or from The Art of Fugue.

“La Traviata” by Giuseppe Verdi performed by Opera e Lirica with choir, orchestra and ballet.

Join us for a quiet evening of prayer and reflection. We begin at 7pm with evening prayers on the Second Floor of Via Napoli 58, followed by a simple supper, which we eat while listening to spiritual readings. Afterwards there is time to share reflections or just chat. This is

Every Wednesday, inspired by the “Three Tenors” concerts of Pavarotti, Domingo and Carreras, Opera e Lirica presents famous Italian opera arias from Tosca, La Traviata and L’Elisir d’Amore and the most beautiful Neapolitan songs, such as “O’sole mio” and “Torna a Surriento”.

The show “Opera Concerto – the most famous lyrical arias” introduces the fascinating world of lyrical Opera. Throughout unforgettable overtures, enchanting arias, amazing duets, the famous Orchestra 'I Virtuosi dell’Opera di Roma' and its internationally renowned singers perform an incredible journey in between great music and belcanto.

The opera “La Traviata,” created by Giuseppe Verdi, was first staged on March 6, 1853 at the Teatro La Fenice opera house in Venice… and it was a total disaster! Nowadays, La Traviata is one of the most popular and most performed operas around the world. You can experience La Traviata opera in Rome with the I

Every Saturday, Opera in Roma present The Three Tenors, performing Neapolitan songs and arias from the great Italian operas, accompanied by mandolins and piano.