Terry Prone: Being mistaken for Mary Street in Rome isn't a bad start to Christmas

Getting lots of hugs from the clientele in Pope Leo's favourite restaurant is a great way to begin the festive season, writes Terry Prone
St Peter’s Basilica in Rome, where processions are sure not to lose any of their members.

St Peter’s Basilica in Rome, where processions are sure not to lose any of their members.

When a bunch of total strangers suggest that you are Mary Street, you know that you’re missing a crucial connection. Up to that point, things had been pretty good. 

Once I’d dumped my case, I was walked nearly a kilometre to a restaurant. But the company was good and the weather even better, so walking didn’t seem as bad as it would at home, particularly since I wasn’t in heels.

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