Chiesa del Carmine • Santa Maria del Carmine & San Carlo in Carmine

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CARMINE CHURCH

Carmine Church, part of the Milan Archdiocese “Historical Center” deanery, was frequented by the nearby Sforza castle nobility. Built in 1400 initially as the seat of the Carmelite Order, it became a territorial parish in the 18th century, known as the Parish of Our Lady of Mount Carmel. At the end of the 1980s, it was entrusted to the Scalabrinian Missionaries to be the seat of the “Personal Parish for English-speaking Community” as well, the Parish of Saint Charles in Carmine Church.

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THE CARMINE COMMUNITY

Parish Activities

The activities of Chiesa del Carmine concern the pastoral dimension that includes different aspects of the community’s life, with the “doors open” to other numerous initiatives.

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Carmine Church

Carmine Church, in origin the “noble church”, was built near the Sforza castle and its ramparts where soldiers trained for war or fought the enemy.

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Scalabrinians

The Missionaries of Saint Charles, the Scalabrinians, were founded in 1887 by Giovanni Battista Scalabrini to accompany Italians migrating to the Americas.

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