Leonardo Da Vinci Airport

• Distance: 31,5 km
• Journey time: 39 minutes

Rome Centre

• Distance: 2,6 km
• Journey time: 10 minutes

Rome Ciampino Airport

• Distance: 22 km
• Journey time: 41 minutes

Termini Train Station

• Distance: 5 km
• Journey time: 20 minutes

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Weather in Rome during November/December is generally mild to cool temperatures but not freezing, it can feel damp and chilly in the evenings. Expect daytime temperatures between 58-63 F (49-17 C) and between 42-49 F (5-9 C) during the night.

PLEASE BE ADVISED:

The European Union has imposed a new regulation for travelers from North America effective 2025.  The new regulation is designed to improve border entry efficiency.  An application for entry must be filed and approved for each traveller.  A fee will be charged for those between the ages of 18 and 70.  The application process is online and is expected to take only a few days to issue.

For more information and guidance go to:   etias.com > etias-for-american-citizens

Many, particularly youth, are leaving their faith in the mistaken belief science contradicts faith. Of God’s modes of chronological revelation, nature, tradition and scripture, few scientists and theologians are educated in nature. The interfaith mission is to teach those leaving their faith and the clergy, scientists and medical professionals serving them, that current faith and science are reinforcing each other.

One copy of the book in included with a paid registration. It is also available on Amazon and through The Crossroad Publishing Company.

We strongly advise if you require a VISA to enter Italy, you begin the process as soon as possible to ensure your attendance at the Faith, Science, Art, and Music Conference. All VISA applications will be handled solely by you.

All EU / EEA nationals will only need to present an identification document to enter Italy due to the common travel area of the Schengen Zone, of which Italy is a part.

In the meantime, if you are a non-EU/EEA traveler wishing to visit Italy, you will need to present the following at the Italian port of entry in order to be permitted to enter:

• A valid passport or travel document. Valid for at least three more months beyond their planned date of Exit from Schengen and issued within the last ten years.
• A visa – if they are subject to the Italian visa regime.
• Other documents such as an invitation letter from an Italian host, proof you have the financial means for a trip to Italy, or a round-trip ticket, may be required from you. For more information in this regard, contact the local consular services of Italy in your country of residence.See FAQ #3
• See FAQ #3

Yes. A Teacher’s Guide, based on the author’s experiences teaching graduate courses at the Pontifical University Regina Apostolorum in Rome and University of St. Thomas in Houston. It is available on Amazon and through The Crossroad Publishing Company.

1. IN-PERSON CONFERENCE

 What is included:

1. 1. Live admission to all F&S presentations and discussions
   2. Daily coffee breaks
   3. Certificate of Attendance
   4. Publisher discount for theme book: Faith and Science: A Journey into God’s Mystical Love
   5. Access to historic documentary film of conference published about February 2027
   6. Website recommendations for offsites’ ticketing and hotels within walking distance of conference venue
   7. Access to video recorded tours of:

• • • Vatican Observatory
    • Sistine Chapel
    • Borghese Gallery
    • Chapel St. Maria della Vittoria

2. WEBINAR ONFERENCE

What is included:

1. 1. Webinar admission to all F&S presentations and discussions
   2. Publisher discount for theme book: Faith and Science: A Journey into God’s Mystical Love
   3. Access to historic documentary film of conference published about February 2027
   4. Access to video recorded tours of:
      • Vatican Observatory
      • Sistine Chapel
      • Borghese Gallery
      • Chapel St. Maria della Vittoria

The cost does not include airfare, transportation, hotels, offsite ticketing, and meals.

Yes. If they wish, they can also register for the conference.

Promoting partners are non-profit cofounding partners: Contemplative Network and Scientific Medical Network. Numerous Supporting Affiliates include several Pontifical Universities and numerous international, interfaith, faith and science organizations.