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Blockade on Massachusetts Avenue


The latest from the archdiocese: The northbound lanes of Massachusetts Avenue between Whitehaven and 34th Place — which go nearest to the papal nunciature — will be shut down either by the Secret Service, the Metropolitan Police Department or a combo of the two for much of this week from 10 a.m. Tuesday to mid-morning Friday. The southbound lanes will be open.


If you want to get anywhere near the nunciature, you have to go through a checkpoint at 34th and Fulton. This sounds like a horrific traffic headache in the making or part two of what will be known as Benedict-our-traffic-nightmare. You heard it first here.


Julia Duin, assistant national editor/religion, The Washington Times

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There should be a holiday declared for 3 days in honor of the Supreme Pontiff's visit. May all those unfortunately stuck in traffic offer up prayers to our nation. May this be a time of spiritual renewal!

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