In a small courtyard which is not far away their found three families from a different faith who have already had their papal moment one which has transformed their lives and now they have a new life in Rome after being chosen by the Pope to be relocated to Italy.
Nour Essa was a micro-biologist in Syria until the outbreak of the civil war and Hassan was a landscape gardener of normal people with normal lives and the shock at being told they could leave the camp and go to Rome was overwhelming and they didn't believe it, that the Pope is a very kind man and he was very nice.
The Pope's decision to bring three families back to the Vatican with him after his visit to the Greek island of Lesbos last weekend was a surprise to all but a small group of Vatican officials and Catholic charity workers who has organized the gesture.
The number of arrivals is down but the deal is failing because Turkey is yet to authorize the deportations and hundreds are being detained in closed camps on the Greek islands and in this divided continent there is no solution for those without their papal moment.
