ROME 26/3– Day 08: Tuesday in Holy Week

In Rome, sunrise was at 06:52.

Sunset was at 19:37.

The Ave Maria Bell is listed in the 20:00 cycle.

Things are going along at one might expect.

I did have a bit of a surprise yesterday, however.

As you may know, there is a pew at The Parish™ with my name on it and a request for prayers for me.  It is a consolation.  However, dear friends who are heading over the Rome as you read this, contacted The Parish™ and had the same done for my mother.  I came into the sacristy to ready for Mass the other day and saw it, waiting to be taken into church.  Words fail.

Here’s mine.

Here’s mom’s.  A few pews back.

I am quite moved by the kindness of my friends, both at home and abroad, at The Parish™.

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I have no interesting food to relate, since I’ve been eating very little and staying in at that to save money.

It will be a really busy and long day tomorrow, so I will turn in early. I’d like to catch the Artemis shot, however. Were I back in the states, I would have had a great view.

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4 Comments

  1. MB says:

    Awww … how cool is that. That’s awesome Fr. Z.

  2. hwriggles4 says:

    I am looking forward to the Artemis launch too. I went to junior high and high school in Houston close to NASA’s back gate. A few friends fathers worked in mission control during Apollo and some worked the Space Shuttle days in the 1980s.

  3. EAW says:

    It is beautiful. When priests of their own volition offered Masses for my deceased parents, I was lost for words too.

  4. WVC says:

    The news about the pew is outstanding.

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