Hungarians lost their national church in Rome, but unofficially Santo Stefano Rotondo on  Caelian Hill took over this role, where Pius VI built a new chapel for St Stephen. Seven of the original Roman columns of the church were preserved in the new sacristy of St. Peter's.
Hungarians lost their national church in Rome, but unofficially Santo Stefano Rotondo on Caelian Hill assumed this role, where Pius VI constructed a new chapel dedicated to St. Stephen. Seven of the original Roman columns from the church were preserved in the new sacristy of St. Peter's.