Our story began in 1828 in Modena, Italy, when the priest Don Severino Fabriani, inspired by God, founded the religious family of the “ Daughters of Providence for the deaf and dumb” with the charisma, the mission and the strong desire to renew the miracle of Jesus who makes “ the deaf hear and the mute speak” (Mk 7:37 ).
Won over by the love of Jesus, the Daughters of Providence dedicate all their energies to the education, instruction, and service of the deaf in Italy, Brazil, Sri Lanka, and Nigeria.

The structure is unique for the generosity of its spaces and the surrounding environment.
The house has 54 completely and finely renovated rooms, equipped with all modern comforts, with capacity for up to 88 guests.
Located a short distance from Rome's city center and St. Peter's Square (Vatican City), it is easily accessible by any means of transport. The house is surrounded by a beautiful park.
A unique environment where you can feel good and relax your body and spirit. Hospitality, practiced with the help of lay people who share the Congregation's path, is familiar, genuine, and attentive...a welcome with deep roots.

The chapel inside the house is available to anyone wishing to gather for a moment of prayer or private prayer. Eucharistic celebrations are scheduled every day at 6:30 a.m. The community's nuns are available to provide spiritual assistance to anyone who needs it or requests it. The religious element, which gives our work its unmistakable identity and connotation, is a serene and free offering that invites understanding and stimulates reflection.

A few meters from the house stands the Niccolò Cusano University, a private university in Rome, named after the humanist Niccolò Cusano.
The house is particularly suitable for students and their families, teachers, speakers and conference attendees.
The facility is designed for co-working with dedicated workstations.

True to the charisma that inspires the work, the facility pays special attention to deaf-mutes of all nationalities, offering special rates. It is specialized and equipped to accommodate deaf-mutes.

Within 200 meters: church, bus stop, bar/restaurant, pharmacy, residential area. Within 1 km: ATM, supermarket. Between 1 and 5 km: subway. Between 5 and 10 km: hospital. Over 10 km: train station, airport.

Bus line 146 stops in front of the house, which is just steps from the Nicolò Cusano University. The nearest hospitals are Gemelli, Cristo Re, and San Filippo Neri. Exit 2 of Rome's Grande Raccordo Anulare (A90) is 500 meters away.

Regional Identification Code 058091-CFO-00230.

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