Starting with pick up at your hotel at 8:30 am we would drive to the Jesuit University with a programed tour of the Monsignor Romero Museum/Center guided by a university students (when possible), we would hear history about the Salvadoran civil war, its causes and about the many the religious and lay people martyred, the well-known ones include the Arch Bishop Oscar Arnulfo Romero, six Jesuits priests and the four American Maryknoll nuns and are emphasized. After a break for lunch (price not included) we stop for a visit to the Divine Providence Hospital, Church and Romero’s residence. Hearing from one of the Carmelita’s nuns about Romero’s life and death as this was the place where he was shot and killed on March 24th 1980 date which many historians consider the start of the 12 year civil war in El Salvador. After a short drive to the Cuscatlán Park, you will visit the war memorial which is a very graphic indication of the loss of life the conflict caused to the Salvadoran population. The tour finished up with a short visit to Monsignor Romero’s tomb located in the basement of the main cathedral.