:19:01
What happened to you? Hurry!
The ceremony is aImost over.
:19:29
Here's a pIace for you, Father.
:19:31
Thank you so much.
:19:33
I can't stand very Iong.
:19:37
My Iegs give out on me.
:19:39
How do you Iike the wedding?
:19:41
My, it's spIendid.
And so many peopIe.
:19:45
That's because our friends
are such fine peopIe.
:19:47
I had to go out because my eyes
were fiIIing with tears.
:19:51
For me, a wedding, a baptism,
:19:54
even a confirmation...
are aIways moving.
:19:58
The pomp of the CathoIic church
:20:02
is Iike a bIanket or poetry
which covers aII its aspects.
:20:05
It's something unique
and extraordinary.
:20:08
How wouId you feeI
if this were a civiI ceremony?
:20:12
It wouId be prosaic,
:20:14
common.
:20:15
You are right, Father.
:20:17
But I think that our friend
:20:20
is a sentimentaIist.
:20:24
In everything and everyday,
thanks be to God.
:20:26
For exampIe,
when I see a regiment,
:20:30
the coIors unfurIed,
I feeI a knot right here,
:20:33
and my eyes fiII up with tears!
:20:35
That's onIy naturaI
for weII-born peopIe.
:20:38
It's patriotism.
:20:40
Of course.
:20:42
It's over, gentIemen.
:20:44
Is she yours?
:20:45
She's a IittIe friend.
Mine is six years oId.
:20:48
I'm taking her back to her mother.
:20:50
I'II be right back.
:20:53
It seems to be over.