Chiesa del Sacro Cuore di Gesù
Chiesa del Sacro Cuore di Gesù stands in Lido di Jesolo, within the city of Jesolo near Venice. This accessible parish church serves local residents and visitors, with a straightforward post-war form shaped by the area’s growing population and tourism.
Architect Ernesto Damiani designed the building, whose foundation stone was laid on 6 August 1950. Worship began the following year, while the church became a parish in 1956 and received consecration in 1979. Regular Masses, religious ceremonies and community gatherings continue inside, linking the church to Jesolo’s changing social life.
Look for the detail that sets it apart from many Italian churches: no bell tower rises above the building. An electronic system provides the sound of bells instead.
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