No, it doesn't really look like this:
But there's a real-life Confession-Mobile in Germany, offering "reconciliation with God and men":
Of course, for the charity Aid to the Church in Need, taking the grace of the sacraments into the marketplace is standard procedure.
That's a pretty long line! Like an Advent or Lent line...
I'm glad to see this, but is this really an original idea? Did not soem of our "home-missionary" priests offer Mass & sacraments in a railroad car across mid-America in the early 20th Century? What can we do now, in our country, to evangelize, as Christ & St. Paul exhorted us"....in the marketplace, the highways & the byways, in season & out of season?"
I've actually said my confession in my own car to a priest I met at random during John Paul's 1999 visit to St. Louis.
There is a Franciscan chapel in the Carousel mall in Syracuse where confessions are heard almost all day on weekdays. I think it's a great idea, bringing Christ to the masses, and the mall is where they're at.
A friend of mine used to say they should start a drive-through confessional. They could call it the "Toot 'n Tell."