MONDAY '
In the morning we were all asylum Odorheiu where we met with about 140 children.
Here the population and mainly Hungarian and the schools there are no mixed classes: Romanians and Hungarians are always separated. In the case of this morning only 30 children were Romanians.
Sister Emily, who now travels always with us, was our interpreter. Start a taste test among other things, because after the opening promo sketch show, where Mark and Peter attacked the jacket to an invisible coat, and she went behind imitating improvising, leaving us pleasantly surprised!
In the afternoon we were all a ride into town for a moment of relaxation and transition to the supermarket to get ice cream for all kids and children of St. Joseph home.
In the evening, the live radio with Tau, where there has been a Sister so excited emilia together with Professor Franzoni. Eventually, there comes a message from Italy-which says \u0026lt;
errata
boys who are guests of the house St. Joseph are not, as iniziamlmente thought, all orphans. The House welcomes children \u0026lt;\u0026lt;trouble in>> whose families can not assume either on the recommendation of social workers. Being here, we have collected evidence of very different situations: some children are able to see the parents and regularly return home by brothers and are here for economic hardship .... others behind stories of domestic violence.
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