I’d say…yes!

For the rest of today, the Pope will first meet with a group of academics at the University of Regensburg  –  in 1969, he held the Chair of dogmatics and history of dogma at the University of Regensburg, and was also Vice-President of the University.

This evening, he will participate in an ecumenical Vespers services at the Cathedral in Regensburg.

Tomorrow, Wednesday, is mostly private time with his brother in Regensburg, with the exception of the blessing of an organ – more at New Liturgical Movement:

On Wednesday, Pope Benedict will bless the new organ at Regensburg’s Alte Kapelle, where his brother, Msgr. Georg Ratzinger was for a long time the Kapellmeister…The two manual, approximately fifty rank instrument will be called the Papst-Benedikt-Orgel.

Thursday, he will meet with priests and deacons in the Cathedral in Freising, and then…head back to Rome.