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A look
inside the Royal PrincessPrincess Cruises' new Royal Princess, still under
construction, is the biggest Princess ship and the largest cruise ship ever
built in Italy. Here's a look inside.Last week I toured Princess Cruises'
new Royal Princess, still under construction near Venice, Italy. At 141,000-gross
tons, she's the biggest Princess ship and the largest cruise ship ever
built in Italy. Her inaugural sailing is June 13 from Southampton, England.
She is 1083-feet long, 17 decks tall, has 3600 lower and 780
upper berths. The ships horn plays the first two stanzas from the
"The Love Boat" TV-show theme song: Love, exciting and new; Come aboard,
were expecting you. (See the video here.)Here is a sneak peak at
the Royal Princess.Royal Princess and a Regal sisterApproaching the Fincantieri
shipyard we saw two ships under construction; Regal Princess is the younger
sister to Royal Princess, not scheduled to debut until June, 2014. Only
seven months along she appeared rather skeletal, like a honeycomb waiting
for worker bees.But the nearly completed Royal Princess was started two
years ago, and on the outside she only appeared to need a
good scrubbing. As we approached, industrial cranes towered hundreds of
feet over our heads. We donned hard hats and crossed a tenuous
gangway supported by wooden beams.Inside were hundreds of rugged Italian
men toiling diligently. I have seen ships under construction before,
esuit initiatives are high
schools or middle schools in poor communities, and programs that bring online
college-level classes to refugees in Africa and elsewhere.Whatever is ahead,
Jesuits are aware this is a signal moment.Francis has visited with and
exchanged letters and visited with the Jesuit superior general, the Rev.
Adolfo Nicolas, with both pledging to work together as brothers. A photo
of the two embracing is circulating around the Jesuit world.___Follow Rachel
Zoll at www.twitter.com/rzollAP
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