Rome Mormon Temple

mormonThanks for visiting the Rome, Mormon Temple website. This is not an official Church website. The official Church website is www.lds.org. This website is created by the More Good Foundation, a non-profit whose focus is to provide accurate information about The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints online, and to follow Elder Ballard’s counsel to everyday members of the Church to use the New Media to share, in clear terms, the message of the Restoration. We hope to provide all visitors to our site with an understanding of how we, as ordinary members, view God’s temples–from ancient to modern–and the reasons He has asked us to continue to build temples worldwide. We hope to dispel the myth that Mormons are secretive about temples. On the contrary, we would like everyone to participate in the ordinances and instruction that occur in Houses of the Lord. Entrance, however, has its requirements set by the Lord. Read More About This Site.

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Photographs of the Rome Temple Site
Photographs of the Rome Temple Site

Rome Temple Land   Rome, Italy Temple Site   Rome   Rome, Italy Temple... 

Mormon Wedding
Mormon Wedding

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Mormon Temple Garment

A source of much criticism and debate among people who are not members of the Mormon... 

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Baptisms for the Dead

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Mormons’ Focus on Marriage & Family Highlighted in Pew Survey

SMITHFIELD — After dinner, three baths, four bedtime stories and a half-a-dozen... 

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Mormons Say Polygamy Morally Wrong

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Mormon Beliefs and Attitudes on Immigration

A recent The Pew Research Center’s Forum on Religion and Public Life conducted... 

LDS religious commitment high, Pew survey finds
LDS religious commitment high, Pew survey finds

Of all the numbers in the Pew Research Center’s recently released survey of... 

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Rome Mormon Temple

The Prophet’s Words on the Rome Italy Temple
The Prophet’s Words on the Rome Italy Temple

Twice a year, members of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (commonly called the Mormon Church) gather for a General Conference. This happens in April and again in October each year. During this two-day conference, church leaders talk to church members across the world about topics close to their hearts. On... [Read more on this topic]

Photographs of the Rome Temple Site
Photographs of the Rome Temple Site

Rome Temple Land   Rome, Italy Temple Site   Rome   Rome, Italy Temple Area   Future Rome   Rome On Sunday, July 10, a letter from the Rome Italy Stake Presidency was read in area sacrament meetings announcing that construction of the temple had officially begun. Since the formal groundbreaking... [Read more on this topic]

Rome Mormon Temple Groundbreaking
Rome Mormon Temple Groundbreaking

On an historic day and in a monumental city, a new temple of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints began in Rome, Italy, on October 23, 2010. Thomas S. Monson, president of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, along with Church and local community leaders, participated in the traditional groundbreaking... [Read more on this topic]

Rome Italy Temple
Rome Italy Temple

Rome has perhaps more Christian history associated with it than any other place except Israel, where Jesus Christ actually lived and taught. It is difficult to review the history of Christianity in a brief way, but the history has been at times a violent and bloody one. Many Christians were killed for their beliefs and... [Read more on this topic]

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