A man sells Vatican's flags outside the Santa Sabina church before the Ash Wednesday mass opening Lent, the forty-day period of abstinence and deprivation for Christians, before Holy Week and Easter on February 18 , 2015in Rome.
His tuba playing impressed Leonard Bernstein, who was an adviser there, and who enlisted him in the orchestra for the premiere of his theatrical work "Mass" at the opening of the Kennedy Center in Washington in 1971.
He was completing his two-hour-long Mass for the opening of the Kennedy Center.
Bishops attend a mass for the opening of the Synod of Bishops, focusing on Young People, the Faith and Vocational Discernment in St. Peter's Square in Vatican City, Vatican on October 03, 2018.
Mexican street food came to the London masses with the opening of the lively and fun canteen-style Wahaca -- now with several branches across the capital including Covent Garden and Soho.
McNair refused to join the flow to the Pentagon, perhaps the greatest mass movement since the opening of Radio City.
Rock bolts support the weakened rock mass adjacent to the opening of an excavation by fastening to the more stable, undisturbed formations further from the excavation.
This book examines Japanese and English language texts written by Sadakichi Hartmann, Yoné Noguchi, Arishima Takeo, and Nagahara Shōson authors who resided in the United States between the opening of mass Japanese emigration in 1885 and the ban on Japanese immigration imposed by the Immigration Act of 1924.
The economists say that, despite the introduction of wealth taxes early in the 20th century, the arrival of mass education and the opening of the universities and professions to a modern meritocracy, social mobility rates have not changed "one iota".
In this context, the cost of US investment in human development and stability through UNRWA pales into insignificance compared with the cost of the alternatives: political collapse, failed states, mass migration and the opening of battlefronts.
