DON GIUSTINO Center in Naples
80 posti letto










Description
The Don Giustino Center is a reception facility dedicated to religious hospitality, welcoming religious groups and congregations interested in retreats and conferences, families or individuals intending to visit the city of Naples, whose historic center (Montesanto station) is 20 minutes away by train on the Circumflegrea line and is at the service of pilgrims visiting the Tomb of San Giustino Russolillo .
It offers a variety of services, including 85 beds in single or double rooms, free Wi-Fi in rooms and common areas, a 40-seat auditorium, two dining halls, a private 80-seat chapel, and the Sanctuary church for liturgical celebrations. We offer spiritual exercises in a welcoming environment, spaces for work groups, training courses, pilgrim reception, and provincial and general chapters.
It also presents itself as an “ oasis of spirituality in the city ” for moments of reflection and prayer, thanks to a large garden and the presence of the Sanctuary of San Giustino Russolillo, with the daily celebration of Lauds, Vespers and Holy Mass (7:00 am and 5:30 pm), led by the young vocationist religious of the International Studentate.
It is located inside the Deus Charitas Vocation Institute , the mother house of the Vocationists , where the crypt and sanctuary of San Giustino Russolillo are located, designated as the Jubilee Church for 2025 .
The building also includes a restaurant for the exclusive use of visitors, a shop selling religious items, a spacious garden, ample parking, and an airy terrace.
Within 200 meters: church, bus stop, ATM, supermarket, pharmacy. Within 1 km: subway station. Between 1 and 5 km: hospital. Between 5 and 10 km: train station and airport.
Smoking is prohibited throughout the property. Pets are not allowed.
Regional Identification Code 15063049ALB1414.
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