Divine Mercy Sunday Mass in Pompeii

This morning we journeyed to Pompeii to attend mass. Father Steve and the crew were provided a small chapel at the Santuario Della Beats Vergine Del Santo Rosario Di Pompei. Students helped Father Steve with all aspects of the Mass where they could.












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