Tuesday, May 3, 2011

Magister Adest Et Vocat Te!

Vatican City.

Blessed Rome: Seminarians from Philippines, Belgium, Italy

Join the FSSP and become one of them. Learn the chants of the Church. Learn to sing the Roman rite. Share in a special devotion to the See of Peter the Roman.

Annual Rome Display of Military Might



Protect, Defend, Serve. Every May in Piazza Venezia you can see this display of military splendor which is meant for families and kids. You can meet the soldiers and see and touch tanks, military vehicles, cavalry horses, a helicopter, etc.

JPII Beatification Posters All Across Rome

Affectionate quote in Roman dialect.

Monday, May 2, 2011

Beatvs Ioannes Pavlvs pp. II





Romae, die I mensis Maii a.D. MMXI.

Sacred Heart of Jesus, Have Mercy on Us!

Poland: Still Your Time to Shine

Polish sisters always have the best habits.

Martino of the Holy Roman Church

Bride of Christ

The sister is veiled as every bride is veiled.

Papal Knight from Nigeria

Why Holy Mass in Latin? Because yesterday at the Vatican during the Papal Mass, yours truly as an American and this pilgrim as a Nigerian, were able to TOGETHER as Catholics say and sing all of the responses in the unity of our one common Catholic language, Latin. And his Latin was better than mine. The Mass was not in Italian, or English or any of the many languages spoken in Nigeria. But in our language.