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		<title>How to know Christmas is coming: Rocca di Papa&#8217;s star</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[For those who live southeast of Rome, a familiar and most visible alert that the Christmas season has arrived is the annual appearance of a huge white neon star on the mountainside just above the village of Rocca di Papa. In English translation, the name means Fortress of the Pope. It derives from a 12th [...]]]></description>
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<p>For those who live southeast of Rome, a familiar and most visible alert that the Christmas season has arrived is the annual appearance of a huge white neon star on the mountainside just above the village of Rocca di Papa.</p>
<p>In English translation, the name means Fortress of the Pope. It derives from a 12th century Pope, Eugene III, who lived in <a href="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rocca_di_Papa" target="_blank">Rocca di Papa</a>, according to Wikipedia.</p>
<p>The photo above was taken a few days ago by a friend, Tarcisio Arzuffi, who generously offers me photos for my blog sometimes.<a href="http://foreignremarks.com/passingcomments/wp-content/uploads/Christmas-star-above-Rocca-di-Papa-Dec-2010-photo-by-Tarcisio-Arzuffi.jpg"><br />
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