This is for people who know the city of Rome very well. I’m
trying to remember the names of a couple of monuments I saw
in the Forum when I was there myself, years ago. They’ve both been converted into churches, and are on the same side
of the Via Sacra.
The first one is near the Curia and was a temple dedicated, I think, to Antoninus and Faustina, but is now a church.
The other one is further down the Via Sacra, moving toward the Colosseum, and was the Temple of Divus Romulus, and has
a working fourth-century bronze door opening on the Via Sacra (though it’s always locked as far as I know). Present day churchgoers and tourists enter on the other side of the
building, from the Via Dei Fori Imperiali.
What are the names of these churches?