16 October (feast of St. Olav's conversion), and many Norwegian expatriates, including non-Catholic, take part. Requiem masses are celebrated for Norwegians with connections to Rome. Norwegian pilgrim groups can make an appointment to celebrate Mass here, and at times tourist groups come here for ecumenical services. Marriage of Liszt San Carlo al Corso is the church where the marriage was planned to be solemnized between Franz Liszt and Carolyne zu Sayn-Wittgenstein. From 1849, this Polish princess granted hospitality to Liszt, her great lover, at the Altenburg in Weimar. In 1860 she left for Rome to dissolve her marriage with the Russian officer Nikolaus - which had already been done in Russia five years earlier. When this succeeded in January 1861, she organized her union with Liszt on 22 October 1861, Liszt's 50th Birthday, in the San Carlo, her parish church. On 20 October Liszt arrived in Rome, and made a marriage statement with Carolyne. Meanwhile, Bishop Von Hohenlohe, a brother of Carolyne's son-in-law, succeeded, with help of Carolyne's relatives, in preventing the marriage ceremony - and thus in keeping Carolyne's capital in the families: on the eve of the marriage Carolyne received a message from the pastor of San Carlo that the request was being reconsidered and the wedding postponed. Thereupon she broke her relationship with Liszt off - who remained in Rome, where he studied theology, became friendly with Von Hohenlohe, received from him the Minor Orders, and proceeded life as ‘Abbé Liszt’. List of Cardinal-Priest Desiderio Scaglia, O.P., 16 October 1627 - 21 August 1639 Angelo Dell'Acqua, O.SS.CA, 9 June 1967 - 27 August 1972 Ugo Poletti, 5 March 1973 - 25 February 1997 Dionigi Tettamanzi, 21 February 1998 - 5 August 2017 See also San Carlo al Corso, Milan History of early modern period domes References Sources External links 17th-century Roman Catholic church buildings in Italy Basilica churches in Rome Titular churches Churches of Rome (rione Campo Marzio) Church buildings with domes Churches dedicated to Saint Olav