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2 comments:
We were in Rome last year. The church in the piazza San Nicola da Tolentino appeared to be closed and under renovation. Is it now open? Also, is the building next door marked "PONTIFICUM COLLEGIUM" related to the church?
When we were in Rome last year, March 2008, the Armenian church appeared to be closed and under renovation. Is it open now?
Also, is the building next door marked PONTIFICUM COLLEGIUM related to the church?
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