:33:12
These are friends.
:33:13
Father Tomasino, this is Nico.
:33:15
- Mucho gusto, Padre.
- How do you do?
:33:17
- Sister Mary.
- Hi, Nico.
:33:19
- Delores.
- How do you do, Father?
:33:21
- Señora, mucho gusto.
- Hello.
:33:25
My friend, Father Tomasino,
is working with the sanctuary movement.
:33:29
He's visiting...
:33:30
...helping his people work out
some of their immigration problems.
:33:35
Sorry to have troubled you.
Nico, we must go.
:33:40
Gracias.
:33:43
Nice meeting you, sir.
:33:46
Bye-bye.
:34:02
- How long have those people been here?
- Too long.
:34:05
At least the children go to our school.
:34:08
Who do you think broke into the room?
:34:10
Kids, maybe. Maybe worse.
It's not the first time.
:34:15
Would you like us to send a car
to check on you?
:34:17
No, please. Police frighten these people.
:34:21
I know what you mean.
They frighten me, too.
:34:26
It's too far out of your way.
I can't ask you to go to that much trouble.
:34:29
Look, I really don't mind coming by.
:34:31
Promise, okay? All right?
:34:35
Say, Nico, by the way,
when was your last confession?
:34:39
My last confession?
:34:41
I'm a married man.
I have no sins to confess.
:34:45
You're a police officer.
You got a lot of sins to confess.
:34:48
He's got your number!
:34:50
- Is that your impression of police officers?
- I want to see you in church Sunday, okay?
:34:55
I feel better when you're in church, okay?
:34:58
You don't show up, I'll call your mother!