06 July 2008: World Youth Day rally at Christ the King Parish welcomes the pilgrims from New Caledonia.
Sr. Deborah of the Beatitudes addresses the pilgrims (in French) and - as usual - I cry (in Spanish). The woman truly knows the meaning of beauty and praise.
Other highlights included the New Caledonians joining hands around the New Zealand residents and singing the Our Father.
And after more prayers and songs, we're left to socialize. I break the ice by examining cultural differences. Do the New Caledonians, like the French, utilize a fourth item in rock-paper-scissors, namely, the well?
After a good amount of translation and laughing. I introduce the pilgrims to bear-ninja-cowboy. Priceless.
image from: not much about something
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