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WRAP Reaction in Krakow, and Pope's hometown
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- Опубліковано 20 лип 2015
- (3 Apr 2005)
Krakow
1. Pan of crowd outside Wawel cathedral, UPSOUND bell ringing
2. Various of Wawel Castle's Zygmunt bell ringing to signal death of Pope John Paul II
3. Man ringing bell
4. Close up bell tolling
5. People entering cathedral
6. Woman with candle crosses herself
7. SOUNDBITE: (English) Vox Pop:
"In my mind there is no information that he has died (ie I can't believe it) and I won't see him any more. (cries) Sorry."
Krakow
8. Wide of people praying silently outside
9. Various close ups of people crying
10. SOUNDBITE: (Polish) Vox Pop:
"I cannot imagine a world without this pope. I thought two days would be enough to prepare for this situation but they were not. I hope that the next pope will be similar to the one we had. And that's what we are hoping and praying for."
11. People lighting candles
Wadowice
12. Wide exterior of church
13. Pan of people inside, weeping
14. Close up of woman weeping
15. Wide pan of congregation singing in church
16. Various close ups of people crying in church
17. Pan of congregation
18. Woman weeping
19. People leaving church
STORYLINE:
Poles in the southern Polish town of Krakow, where Pope John Paul II once served as bishop and cardinal, mourned his death on Saturday night.
The Wawel Castle's Zygmunt bell rang across the city to signal his passing.
Weeping mourners gathered beside the Bishop's Office in Krakow, where the pope once lived, and bowed their heads in prayer.
The pope is deeply loved in mainly Roman Catholic Poland, where his 26-year pontificate has served as a source of great national pride.
Most popes in recent centuries have been buried in the St Peter's Basilica at the Vatican.
John Paul's wishes have not been made public and many in Poland are speculating he may be laid to rest alongside Polish kings in Krakow's Wawel Cathedral.
Meanwhile, in the pope's hometown of Wadowice, people wept at the news that the pontiff had died.
Many of them learnt of his death at the end of a special Mass in the church where John Paul II worshipped as a boy.
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My God, how beautiful! God bless Poland. And thank you for giving us St. John-Paul the Great...
I am a random polish guy. I was young boy when the Pope died. But I remember well this day. Also I knew well our pope, I knew who he was and very often he was in TV. After his death, I was crying like an animal. He was like my beloved grandfather. From perspective of time, it was phenomenal experience. I was crying, TV was crying, everybody around me was crying, people on the streets were crying. Also people in many countries were crying. You know, I am pretty sure that the God saw this pure sadness which triumphed. All of this was not only sad but also very beautiful. Moreover, how beautiful was God's decision that in the year 2000, so 2000 years after the death of Jesus, human nation had such a Great Pope who was mourned after his death with such beautiful sadness. I dont know if such event will be ever possible again that whole planet will be crying like was crying after John's Paul the II death.... .
On this sad day many, many tears were shed-----however, Poland lost a SON, BROTHER, AND FATHER!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
The Polish people are so beautiful
Agree...If I have to choise, in other life I want to born Polish.
I agree!!! So bardzo swietny!!
@@pirireis2821 I think I must have been I don't understand the connection, but there is one.
@@einarabelc5 yea now it's time to say that he was .. best pope in our live
How great is the Polish people, who show love and affection for the Pope, very moving.
It’s 2023,I keep on going back to St. John Paul’s videos. The Poles were blessed with a servant of God that truly love his people and the rest of humanity.
Przyszły te czasy tajemnica i modlitwa!
A few years before his election, Albino Luciani, future Pope John Paul I. wrote about his successors country: I am convinced that Poland has a duty, we are going to hear a lot from that country, that venerates the Madonna so much, in the upcoming years.
God bless John Paul the Great.
I was confirmed one week before his passing.
My condolences to the Polish People on their huge loss.
I remember this days...
I hear Polish people are very well respected due to tragic events or someone who passed. They stop whatever they were doing, crowded around and remain silent to remember the victims/deceased.
My deep sympathy to the Polish people.God chose to give a gift to Poland.
My Pope is with my God, that i can say, that i can.
WHAT IS THE MEANING OF WRAP?
To mi wygląda na zbiorową histerię. Sam dałem się w nią wtedy wciągnąć jako dziecko