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Eat, Pray, Love (Catholic Version) Days 3 + 4: A Weekend Recap
Last updated on: April 28, 2014 at 4:06 pm by Monique Ocampo
Eat, Pray, Love (Catholic Version) Days 3 + 4: A Weekend Recap 2014-04-28T16:06:32-05:00 Monique Ocampo
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Saturday and Sunday were jam-packed with a lot of awesome, wonderful events.
Saturday was the day of my cousin Di’s 18th birthday party. I got dressed up to the nines and danced the night away. I ate sirloin for the first time. It was really good, all things considered. The best part was making funny faces in the photobooth, both by myself and with my cousins.
At the end of the party, my uncle announced that there would be a huge family reunion the next day. But I had other plans.
On Sunday, I went out to Alhambra, where I attended a Papal Party, also known as a celebration of the canonizations of Popes John Paul II and John XXIII. (Fun fact: The canonization took place at around 12-1AM Cali time so as soon as the party was over, I turned on my computer and fell asleep watching it.) The party was hosted by the Carmelite Sisters of the Sacred Heart. They were all wonderful.
Part of the party included (you guessed it) line dancing after spending an hour in prayer. Here are some pictures of nuns having fun:
There was a church nearby, so I was able to fulfill my obligation of going to Mass that day. It was founded in 1924 by Discalced Carmelite Friars from Ireland and at the time, St. Therese was just Blessed. It’s the first church in America dedicated to St. Therese, or so one of the sisters told me.
Although I didn’t get to know the sisters as much as I wanted to, just meeting them was a wonderful privilege that I’ll never forget. Plus, I got to take a selfie with Pope Francis!
After the party, I went out and got sushi for dinner.
Overall, I had an awesome weekend.
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