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Welcome to Catholic Stuff, this is Father Mike.

Father Nathan, round two.

Good evening, it's a little chilly outside.

Yeah, it's fall.

Dude, I just went by the Denver, oh well, I have massacred St. Elizabeth of Hungary,

Raria campus, and across the way is Denver performing arts complex.

True.

And I saw this big banner that said, Tosca in November.

And I love opera and I wanted it to see Tosca for a long time.

I'd be down.

I've listened to it a lot.

And when I was in Rome, my dream was to see Tosca, they do the performance on the top of Castell Santangelo.

And do you remember that place?

Castell Santangelo is like, there's a tunnel that runs from St. Peter's over to this old castle that has like a moat and it's now a museum, but it's like this round building.

It was like Hadrian's tomb or something like that.

Tosca takes place in three places.

One is the Church of St. Andrew, the first act, and then one is in Tivoli, and for the second act, and then the third act is on the top of Castell Santangelo.

And it ends spoiler alert with Tosca throwing herself off the roof.

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