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Rev. John Zuhlsdorf, a scrappy blogger popular with the Catholic right.
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Cool and I wish we could all be in Rome on that day. What a witness.
This is beautiful. We look forward to participating from afar.
Is Rome an hour ahead of GMT? [Yes. Rome is one hour ahead of GMT/UTC.]
@Legisperitus: Yes Rome is GMT+1. EST is GMT -5, CST is GMT -6, and so on. So 8 pm in Rome is 6 hours ahead of EST, where it will be 2 pm.
Dear Legisperitus, Yes. CET (Central European Time) is one hour ahead of GMT. They also use CEST (Central European Summer Time), roughly corresponding to “Daylight Savings Time.”
Since I live in Pacific Time, in California, Rome is usually 9 hours ahead of my local time; GMT would be 8 hours ahead of me.
To make things easier on people, just consult this (handy) time zone map: http://www.worldtimezone.com/
“Since I live in Pacific Time, in California, Rome is usually 9 hours ahead of my local time; GMT would be 8 hours ahead of me.”
Glad Pacific Time was noted as I too, live in California and will very much be participating. I am going to let some friends and other family members know as well. Thanks for the information, Fr. Z. ^^
This is so great. Will certainly participate. Wonder if Fr. would let us have an hour of Adoration from 1-2 (that’s our time zone.)?
Candles ready? Not long to go now.