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The figure of Pope John Paul II has flooded television screens for many years. no doubt that the pope was more shot and represented the entire history of the Church . Several factors have contributed to this phenomenon: the undeniable charisma to the means of his being, extended in time and the momentous significance of his pontificate, the universal dimension of his ministry through travel, the growing awareness of the Church the importance of images for evangelization and the proximity of the means they knew where he was the audience was guaranteed, as was particularly clear at the time of his death.

The Polish director Krzysztof Zanussi, a personal friend of Pope made early in 1981, " In a distant land." The film begins in 1926 when young Karol Wojtyla came with his father in a Stations of the Cross during his visit to the shrine of Kalwaria Zebrzydowska. Young and later attended the Nazi invasion of Poland as well as mark their homeland change their initial plans to become an actor by entering the seminary. With the advent of communism in the ministry we see him with courage and determination in difficult times. Here the film begins to intersperse very interesting documentary images. Then followed his career as Bishop (1958 ) and as cardinal (1967 ) until appointment as pope. So this film is a hybrid between fiction and documentary. As fiction falls short on interpretation and staging but as documentary offers a very suggestive of the unknown trajectory of John Paul II.

As fictions have all been made for television. The first is from 1984, entitled "Pope John Paul II " and was conducted by the television series specialist Herbert Wise. Starring in the title role of Albert Finney is quite limited and therefore is distributed only in the U.S.. Two productions will premiere in 2005 after his death. An American and an Italian. The first directed by John Kent Harrison also titled "Pope John Paul II " but this time with a more dramatic tone and a cast consisting of very significant, with Jon Voight in the role of the pope, Ben Gazzara as Cardinal Casaroli Christopher Lee as Cardinal Wyszynski and James Cromwell as Cardinal Stanislaw Sapieha, who said the future pope. This time the distribution is much broader than being a success in Italy, USA and Poland as well as exhibited in many TV shows worldwide. Italian production will be " Karol. A man who became Pope (2005 ) And also reach a wide global reach. Directed by Giacomo Battiato lasts 155 minutes and is played as much success by Piotr Adamczyk in the role of the pope. In both the most interesting part miniseries is the period before the pontificate which represent the events that forged the character of the future pope. More local and simple is " Oczyma pokolenia'''''''' 78. Pontyfikat Jana Pawła II" a Polish production directed by and starring Gondek Jowita Marek Markiewicz which received scant notice.

documentaries about John Paul II are abundant. Among the most interesting highlight the different contributions produced by the Vatican Television Center including " John Paul II in the 90 ( 2001)," John Paul II - His Life and Pontificate ( 2006), "Keys to the Kingdom - De John Paul II to Benedict XVI ( 2006), " The Pope who made history (2006 ). Among those produced in the U.S. can stand " witness of hope: the life of Karol Wojtyla ( 2002) by Judith Dwan Hallet of 117 minutes and" Pope John Paul II (2004 ) Donna Kanter of 120 minutes.

Among the latest we can highlight "Testimony "( 2008) directed by Pawel Pitera and based on the book" A Life with Karol "by Stanislaw Dziwisz was personal secretary to the pope for almost 40 years and is now the cardinal archbishop of Krakow.

Thus the life of Karol Wojtyla has come to the child and family entertainment with the production entitled " Juan Pablo II, the friend of all mankind " directed by Gavin Cooper (José Luis López Guardia ). This tour for his life is 60 minutes long and begins as a memory-tribute at the time of his death.

is somewhat surprising productions that have followed on this pope carried out in recent years and hit with television audiences continue to be considerable. What is not in doubt is that true diocese where more influence is exerted and continues to television. John Paul II Pope remains a close because through the small screen came to be everyday, communicative, even in their weakness, and above all, a witness to Jesus Christ. With him the Church was more Catholic because it was more universal and became the Pope, who builds bridges, closer to homes and people. With the means and the communication was a challenge but a real opportunity.

Source: RD.

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"I saw that was holy for its humor"

Joaquin Navarro-Valls, who accompanied John Paul II for over 20 years, said his great humanity .. Along with Don

Stanislaus Dziwisz, his private secretary, now cardinal of Krakow and the Polish nuns who were to serve until his last breath, no one took so long, shared secrets, silence and words of John Paul II as he was.
Joaquín Navarro Valls, his spokesman for more than 20 years, said in an interview with The Nation stories about the pope, a person which he said I looked like I was a saint, especially for his good humor. Psychiatrist and journalist of 74 years, a member of Opus Dei, Navarro Valls was one of the more than 100 witnesses who testified in the process of beatification of Karol Wojtyla, who was raised yesterday in honor of the altars.

- During the time he worked with John Paul II, did the feeling of being in a saint?
- [Silence and laughs.] These days, everybody says: "The Church does John Paul II saint ", and I'm not at all agree. Because a person is holy while living or never will be. Not that the Church now makes John Paul II a saint, but certifies that his life was holy, and that he saw. Longer would say what he saw. For me (perhaps is a very subjective ), he looked especially good humor, despite everything. At 80, when you have all the weight you carry, disease, a whole series of things, continue to have good humor does not come from a character trait. To me, it was one of the definitive traits of his holiness, that positive way of looking at things, completely ignoring their own affairs and living for its mission to the people. That was where I saw it more.

- Was there a specific moment in which he fell account that the person was holy?
I do not know if there was a first time. But he was continuously. I remember one small detail: all the operations he had in his life, the lightest of all was a fall with a small fracture of the humerus. When I entered his hospital room shortly after the reduction of the fracture, he looked at me and said, "You see : you must complete what is lacking in the Passion of Christ " and then said: " Well is not missing anything, you're all done, but ... "[laughs ]. Finally, the positive spirit in even the most minute things. Not know, I would call "the holy mankind," mankind "not in the sense of" all ", but it was all entered fully human with a positive sense.

- A very personal question: Do you pray? Well
[ silence] ... I try to keep in touch with him. Previously, depending on the topic of work each day we were 2 or 3 hours, depends. On long trips, which were more hours we were together. Now I have the feeling that I have won: they are 24 hours a day ... In this I know I'm not original because they just go 6 years after his death at San Pedro and the queue of people his tomb. Now, one thing that people imagine is to pray for a believer is an obligation or merely a conviction. I have to pray, pray. To him it was a necessity: I could not stop. Now, what was praying this man? Of course, very often, when I went to the apartment, he saw in his small chapel for hours, with pieces of paper in his hand, passed one, then another, then another. What was he doing? I dared not ask him, but he asked his secretary came to him letters from around the world total strangers, in all languages. They were like "Rece because I am a mother of 4 children and I have been diagnosed with cancer very serious" or "Pray for my son, who takes drugs." In short, all the miseries of the world imaginable came to him. He spent hours with it in hand!

- His greatest strength and greatest weakness?
"An idea I had always: sometimes, people try to be better, one gets the distinct impression that the Christian virtues are mad, some as opposed to others. And the person who is thinking straight at times seems more intransigent. And at the opposite pole, man or woman that is comprehensive in character, it reaches a sort of indifference, confuses the whole matter be merciful not care. It did not occur this madness virtues. For example, a concrete thing that has helped me a lot: he was a man who does not waste a minute and at the same time, never hurry.

- And the weakness?
- How [ front to] a person who loves a lot of people around you not take advantage of some of that goodness? It was difficult because their decisions were made with a sense of quality and understanding and to justify the person, always considering the best of that person.

-Speaking of which, in the process of beatification, some people think it was too fast, especially since it was discussed in depth the issue of sexual abuse by priests and the Maciel case [ Marcial, the founder of the Legionaries of Christ ].
"It's a long, but I'll try to summarize. There, in those years, a letter from Maciel, which he swore to God that all that was said was false and was not going to defend himself, taking him as a cross. However, the canonical procedure against Maciel began during the pontificate of John Paul II.

"But many claim that was covered up by colleagues of John Paul II ..
"What is definitive in the Maciel case is the chronology of the dates.

- There were moments of difficulty in communication among you?
-No. One thing that always helped me professionally, but also human impression is that he had everything: audience with characters in the world, heads of state, whatever. Or personal items. Never, not once in 20 years, never heard me say: " But this I say to you Keep it." In other words, is impressive, but he was wary of professionalism. He was a man from that point of view had a lay mentality.

- Pick up the phone and call him anytime? "Always, always.

- Do you remember when was the last time he spoke with him?
I do not remember when was the last time of course, was in the final period, probably days before his death. If you mean my leave of him, no: he was speechless and in addition, there was no need for words. He was well aware, we locked eyes, suffering, because it was painful end. I kissed his hand, I remember it was very cold hand, because in those last days was with a very low blood pressure, but I had no desire to say anything. Because ... What would you say or what I expected him to tell me? Twenties were working day and night, traveling together, resting together on the mountain. Any word would have been insufficient [ excited ]. I remember that moment, yes ..

Source: Diario La Nación.

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John Paul II and is Blessed ..

The awaited day has arrived. " John Paul II is blessed! ." Among the cheers of a crowd of a million and half people, distributed in the Plaza de San Pedro, the side streets and ten large rooms with giant television screens in various parts of Rome, Pope Benedict XVI declared yesterday the bliss of Polish Karol Wojtyla, just six years a month after his death, when was about to turn 85. It was the most imposing and massive beatification in Church history, the first step of the two leading to the altar of holiness.

"In a few years be holy," said Secretary of State, Cardinal Tarcisio Bertone, the crowd cheered as John Paul II, raised placards at his funeral and said " Holy sudden! "and shouted the slogan that it was heard at the funeral of April 8, 2005, when they were 3 million faithful who mobilized.

Some observers felt that a similar ceremony, but for canonization, Karol Wojtyla proclaimed a saint in 2014 or 2015. We need a new miracle, but there are already 272 miraculous testimonies obtained through the intercession of John Paul II presented by faithful thankful.

" this exemplary son of the Polish nation helped Christians around the world to not be afraid to call themselves Christians, belonging to the Church talk about the Gospel " the pope said in his sermon after I have read in Latin the formula of proclaiming the new blessed.

said he was proud to have been with Karol Wojtyla for 23 years "and worship increasingly him." "Christ opened society, culture, political and economic systems, investing with the strength of a giant of God a seemingly irreversible trend that could ."

This trend was " burden of hope that somehow was given to Marxism as the ideology of progress " he said. John Paul II "God led the people of the third millennium legitimately claiming to Christianity" that burden of hope and "giving back the true face of living in history in a spirit of Advent, with a personal and community oriented to Christ. "

Karol Wojtyla " carried the profound reflection on the confrontation between Marxism and Christianity, focusing on man," Pope Ratzinger said, recalling the fundamental role of Karol Wojtyla in the process of release of Eastern European domination of Soviet Communism matrix, which culminated in 1989 first with the fall of the Berlin Wall and after the dissolution of the Soviet Union.

The enthusiasm of the crowd was steady on a day that was feared was going to be rainy and instead was blessed by good weather. Thousands of people slept in the streets and bridges near the Vatican, and many churches were opened to facilitate the rest of the pilgrims from within Italy and throughout the world.

There were many young people with sleeping bags, which are called "Wojtyla generation" because they were born during the long reign of almost 27 years of John Paul II. Many of them later went from the Vatican to the square of the Basilica of St. John Lateran, which took place last night show the traditional Music organized by the three Italian confederations to celebrate May 1.

St. Peter's Square was opened to pilgrims at two o'clock yesterday morning, three hours in advance. Quickly became saturated and well before 10 o'clock in the morning, the central security began to orient people to the major areas designated in other parts of the city.

In the area closest to the shrine is located a hundred cardinals and official delegations, including Argentina, "which included 16 heads of state and six monarchs, such as Prince Felipe and Princess Letizia of Spain and King Albert II of Belgium and also lacked the Polish leader Lech Walesa. Among them was the dictator of Zimbabwe, Robert Mugabe, who has stepped on European territory forbidden on pain of being arrested for genocide and human rights violations. But their presence should be tolerated, even by the Vatican, who received him with disgust because Mugabe was put under the umbrella of the sovereignty of the Holy See. The curious note was given by Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi, who fell asleep in his chair with President Giorgio Napolitano, who looked astonished when they all stood in the Mass under Berlusconi, who nodded.

The Pope appeared in the sanctuary at 10 am on a white jeep with giving a wide turn around the Cardinals, leaders and diplomats. Twenty minutes later he began Mass and proclaimed the new blessed 10.38. In his sermon, Benedict XVI recalled that when he was alive and was witness to a great personal suffering, " perceived the perfume of holiness ." " The Lord was slowly stripped of everything and yet he was always like a rock, as Christ loved " concluded the Pope.

Source: Diario Clarín.

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