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Oct
24

Dinner in Rome?

Most of you read­ing this are prob­a­bly clear on the other side of the pond, but if by some chance you will be in Rome on the evening of the 29th–that’s this Friday–please join us at 7 p.m. for some pizza at Remo to cel­e­brate our arrival after 70 days and 1600 km!

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3 Responses to Dinner in Rome?

    James K. Abbott says:

    Also try in Roma L’Isola della Pizza; Via degli Sci­p­i­oni, 41/49 tel 06 39.73.34.83 ask for Adele. This is one of my favorite Euro­pean eater­ies, the other being Die Ende in Weis­baden. Wish I were there with you to celebrate.

    Jim Abbott

    Russel Murray, OFM says:

    I do wish I could join you for a cel­e­bra­tory pizza. I’ll be with you in spirit, though, as I bit into a slice of my own on this side of the pond. By way of curios­ity, did any of my broth­ers on your side of the pond get in touch with you at all?

    Prayers & best wishes dur­ing your final days on the road!

    Steve Godsall-Myers says:

    Dear Sarah and Andrew, We will be on this side of the great pond, but will try to remem­ber to raise a piece of pizza and appro­pri­ate bev­er­age this Fri­day — 1:00 pm local time (time might influ­ence appro­pri­ate bev­er­age!). You have been on an incred­i­ble jour­ney! It has been much easy for most of us to read along. You have been in our prayers. I thought of you on Sun­day when we came to the 5th verse of our appointed Psalm 84 — “Happy are the peo­ple whose strength is in you, whose hearts are set on the pil­grim way.” I am sure your hearts will con­tinue to be set on your way even as you antic­i­pate the end of your jour­ney. God be with you, Steve Godsall-Myers

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