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The street was so bright that I was squinting through my sunglasses. Our cassock-clad monk, Claudio, sporting a pair of stylish shades and an orange nylon backpack, had already led us through the impressive Basilica of S. Francesco and several other churches that morning, and now we stood in front of a rather plain stone [...]
The other evening, two other classmates and I were walking into the main square in town to go shopping. While browsing through the clothes, I noticed the music that was playing in the woman’s clothing shop was American music with songs by artists such as Chris Brown and The Game emanating from the sound system. I was so [...]
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