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Tag Archives: Rome
Valentine’s Day
Today is the day many people celebrate by giving cards, flowers, candy or gifts to the ones they love. Have you wondered why? The story goes back to the ancient Romans where two versions exist. The Romans celebrated the god … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized, USA
Tagged blogging, Christianity, gifts, legends, love, photography, Rome, traditions, Valentine's Day
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Star Spangled Banner
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NWDtKRMJB6s This video is a recording of 1000 Kentucky All-State Choir voices filling this 18 story hotel with the Star Spangled Banner, as you have never heard it. It brings back a memory from our trips to Rome with students. … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized, USA
Tagged All Star Choir Voices, America, Kentucky, Olympics, Red Brigade, Rome, Star Spangled Banner
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Christmas Eve at St. Peter’s Basilica,Rome
This is St Peter’s Basilica, Rome, Italy, the largest church in the world and the headquarters for the Roman Catholic Church. which has 1.2 billion members across the world.( Interesting, that number is the estimated population of India. . . … Continue reading
Posted in India, Travel, Uncategorized
Tagged architecture, Christmas Eve, Italy, midnight mass, nativity, obelisk, Rome, St. Peter's Square, St. Peters, world's largest church
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Stealing the Pope’s Heart!
These photographs from The Huffington Post need no explanation! What a memory! Nameste. . . . .This Is Pope Francis and His New Friend!
Navona . . . Roman Gathering Place
One day years ago, when we were with our children and a group of architecture students, our children and I were in Piazza Novona just for a walk, when we saw cameras, scaffolding and crowds of people at one end … Continue reading
Posted in Travel, Uncategorized
Tagged architecture, artists, cafes, cinema, European Vacation, gelato, Italy, mimes, musicians, Piazza Navona, Rome, street theater, tourists, travel photography
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Two Italian Davids
Sunday seems like a good day for a Biblical, art history lesson. David, the shepherd boy, later crowned king, was armed only with a slingshot when he met, and slayed the horrible huge Philistine giant, Goliath. It has been the … Continue reading
Posted in Travel, Uncategorized
Tagged architecture, art, Bernini, Bible, David, Florence, history, Michelangelo, Rome, sculpture
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Albergo Sole, Roma
Just an ordinary hotel and restaurant in Roma, right? No, this is the oldest continuous run albergo in the Eternal City. Visitors have been housed here continuously since 1460 which is 30 years before Christopher Columbus discovered the New World. … Continue reading
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Tagged Albergo Sole, architecture, Campo de Fiori . Bruno, history, Italy, opera, Piazza Novona, Puccini, Rome, St. Andrea dell Vale, St. Peter's Cathedral, Tosca
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