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Tag Archives: Rome
ROME: Day 3 – audience, palaces… you know… the usual
The pilgrimage group attended the papal audience today. Nothing special to report about that other than the atypically dreadful weather. Lunch is at a place on the Gianicolo called “Scarpone”. It has been a favorite for years and it has … Read More
ROME: Day 1 – arrival, Mass for benefactors, and something to eat
The flight was mercifully uneventful. I was, however, able to buy some outward bound marines a drink on the plane. A shot from the cab on the way into town while we were stuck at a light. Having checked in … Read More
My View For A While
I’ll be off to Rome in a bit. I ran into a pair of becassocked clerics who greeted me. One if them is going to Rome for the first time. UPDATE: The is a dog… at least one dog on … Read More
ROME: Sacra Liturgia Conference – Day 2 – Part Duh… errrr… Deux
Lots of French this afternoon at the Sacred Liturgy conference. I follow French well but… with the jet lag and the first topic… damn! I had to walk around and find coffee for to stay wakeful. And I find lots … Read More
Posted in Liturgy Science Theatre 3000, On the road, The Feeder Feed
Tagged food, Rome, Sacra Liturgia 2013, Tracey Rowland, Yves Congar
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12 Comments
ROME: Sacra Liturgia Conference – Day 2
Day 2 of the Sacred Liturgy conference in Rome is underway. The first talk this morning was by Gabriel Steinschulte on sacred liturgical music. He is the nephew of the late, great Msgr. Johannes Overath (a friend and colleague of … Read More
Remember that horrid bronze statue of John Paul II in Rome? UPDATE!
Remember the gawdawful bronze statue of John Paul II in front of Rome’s Stazione Termini that was unveiled some time back? Public outcry and a sense of humanity required a revision. What it looked like: We were not sure who it … Read More
Supper in the Borgo
Some supper, with a friend, in the Borgo: Tomorrow will be a long day!
Errands
On my last full day, I am running some errands. It is as beautiful a Roman autumn day as I have ever seen. I went to the Campo de’ Fiori for some small items I have been lacking. This was … Read More
Roman Sunday Supper
For lunch I was at the college refectory of a friend. We spent the afternoon talking about today’s heretics. Tonight I am out alone at a great pizza place. I’ll graze and read on my Kindle. For a starter: Tonight’s … Read More
Posted in On the road, What Fr. Z is up to
Tagged Isola della Pizza, Nepi, pizza, restaurants, Rome
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My View For A While
I have boarded what has been dubbed The Hurtling Tube Of Flaming Death for Roma, and I am settling in for a boring few hours. As the great Roman Fabrizio – I think it is his turn to buy lunch … Read More
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