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Sant'Elena, Venice
Sant'Elena, also sometimes called ''Santa Lena'', is a Gothic-style, Roman Catholic church at the extreme east end of the sestiere of Castello in the City of Venice, Italy.
==History==
This site was once the island of Sant'Elena, once not accessible on foot from the city, but now representing the east end of Venice. The first chapel here was built by Augustinian monks in 1028 and dedicated to Empress St Helena. By 1175, they had built here a convent and hospital.〔(Notizie storiche delle Chiese e Monasteri di Venezia e di Torcello ), by Flaminius Corner, page 64.〕 In 1211, the body of St Helena was putatively transported to Venice from Constantinople by the monk Aicardo from this monastery. They added a chapel for her relics to the church. In 1407, the convent had fallent to ruin, and the complex was affiliated with the Olivetani order.〔Corner, page 66.〕 In 1810, the church was deconsecrated under Napoleonic rule.
The urn putatively containing St Helen's remains was putatively hidden in the Basilica of San Pietro in Castello,〔(Fodor's Venice and the Venetian Arc ), page 61.〕 and the Renaissance portal of the church was transferred to the church of Sant'Aponal.
Sant'Elena was reconsecrated in 1928 and granted to the Order of the Servi di Maria. The urn of St Helena was returned; the bell tower was rebuilt; and the original portal replaced. The main altarpiece, depicting the ''Adoraion of the Magi with St Helena'', which had been relocated during the Napoleonic era still remains in the Pinacoteca di Brera.
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