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Tours of ROME and other places of interest.

There are a variety of ways to tour the city of Rome and other areas both near and far from the city. There are several touring companies, as well as on-off city bus tours. Or, you might want to try a walking tour or day trip with Fr. Greg

Spiritual Walking Tours with Fr. Greg

The idea of a Spiritual Walk comes from Saint Philip Neri, one of the great evangelists of Rome. While we offer these programs, the staff of Santa Susanna has in the past taken pilgrims on a prayerful walk to various churches in the city.

Now, because of changes in staff and pastoral duties, we have fewer opportunties to take pilgrims on these walks.

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Lenten 2013 Spiritual Walking Tours with Fr. Greg

Tuesday Mornings, 9:30 AM (Feb. 26 at 9 AM) to 12:30 PM

(time approximate)

February 26, March 5, 12 and 19

Fee: 10 Euro for each tour OR 30 Euro for all 4.

Reservations are necessary. Fees are collected on the tour

February 26, 2013, 9 AM: St. Peter’s Basilica

We meet at St. Peter’s Basilica, at the Obelisk at 9:00 AM

March 5: The Roman Forum Church

San Bonaventura, San Sebastiano, Santa Maria Nuova (S. Francesca Romana), Santi Cosmas e Damiano and the Mamertine Prison. Meet at Santa Susanna at 9:30 AM.

THURSDAY, March 14: The Trastevere Spiritual Walk

Churches of Santa Maria in Trastevere, Santa Cecilia, San Crisogno and San Francesco a Ripa. Meet at Santa Susanna at 9:30 AM

THURSDAY, March 21: The Coelian Hill Spiritual Walk

Santa Maria in Domnica, Santo Stefano Rotondo, Ss. Giovanni e Paolo, and San Gregorio. Meet at Santa Susanna at 9:30.


For reservations, send Fr. Greg an email here. Or, call the Parish Office at 06.4201.4554. These tours involve a great deal of walking, so wear comfortable shoes. And don’t worry, there’s always a cappuccino break!