The Religious Home of Hospitality “Don Orione”, within a friendly and homely atmosphere, is located in Fano, a town of the province of Pesaro-Urbino in the Marches region. The building lies within a short walking distance of the historic city center and it is about 1,2 Km from the sandy and stony beaches of the blue Adriatic sea.
The structure is open the whole year and welcomes groups of tourists, families, workers and pilgrims with the possibility to book half-board, full-board or overnight stay with free breakfast.
THE WHOLE RECEPTIVE STRUCTURE HAS NO ARCHITECTURAL BARRIERS:
All the services and private rooms are handicap accessible and can be easily reached by elevator wheelchair ramps.
The rooms (single, double, triple and quadruple) are large and comfortable, equipped with air conditioning, private bathroom, free WI-FI, bed and bath linens and TV Antenna.
Daily cleaning room is included. Beach towels and laundry sercice are provided upon request.
At the guests’ disposal are: a reception, a canteen, a recreation room with TV, a reading room, a conference room (60 seats), an internal garden planted with trees and a private and surveilled car park which is free for the whole period of stay
Close to the HOUSE lies our Sports Center “Gentili” with basketball court, tennis court, volleyball field and a soccer field lighted for night games. Moreover, at the Auditorium Masetti, ancient cinema of the town, conferences and meetings can be held (299 seats).
Guests have the opportunity for prayer, meditation and contemplation in an intimate and confidential place. The adjacent church characterized by the Sanctuary “San Giovanni Bosco” offers collective moments of prayer and guests can attend the mess joining our parish community.
The Religious Home of Hospitality Don Orione thanks to its serene and resting environment is the ideal place of spiritual retreat in a spirit of conviviality and brotherhood.
OUR CONSOLIDATED EXPERIENCE GAINED OVER THE YEARS WILL MAKE YOUR STAY MORE PLEASANT AND COMFORTABLE.
Luigi Orione was born in Pontecurone, a small village in the region of Piedmont, into a very humble family, in 1872. He grew up according to the rules of the Christian religion and, just over twenty years old, he started to develop a vocation to charity. In 1893 he opened his first oratory in Tortona to provide for the Christian training of young boys.
Thus began the Little Work of Divine Providence, the Order founded by Don Orione, which practiced the works of mercy for the moral and material well-being of the abandoned and poor young people throughout the world thanks to God’s help and Don Orione’s love with no boundary.
Don Luigi Orione died in Sanremo, in 1940. On October 26th, 1980, he was beatified by Pope John Paul II. On May 26th, 2004, he was canonized by that same Pope.
