This one is just a tourist's "how to": How to get to the Sistine Chapel from St. Peter's Square. (Step One is actually "Get to Rome" but I left that part out.) The music is from the choir I sing with at Our Lady of Mt. Carmel parish.
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5 comments:
A very helpful guide to the Sistine Chapel, second only to having Sr. Anne as a personal guide. Been there done that. spqr
I wish I could go there!
:-)
This is for Charity Therese. I was a senior citizen before I had the opportunity to go to Rome. The Sistine Chapel will still be there while you save your euros. Keep a watchful eye for one of those church sponsored group tours, and pray. Judging from the smiley face, you are an optimistic person. Go for it. harv61
Thanks for the tour. I did it in 2006 and in 1997. Perfect directions. I hope you will get to go there, Charity Therese! RAP
Nice organ postlude...........ughhh
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