The Cardinal of Santa Susanna is a title held by a cardinal in the Roman Catholic Church, specifically associated with the church of Santa Susanna in Rome. This church is notable for its historical significance and architectural beauty, serving as a place of worship and a center for the Catholic community. The cardinal's role includes participating in the governance of the Church and advising the Pope. Cardinals are often involved in important decisions and may also represent the Church in various capacities. The title is one of several cardinalatial churches in Rome, each linked to a specific cardinal.