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President Bush reaction, Washington flags at half mast
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- Опубліковано 20 лип 2015
- (2 Apr 2005)
1. Laura and George W. Bush, US first lady and president walk to podium
2. SOUNDBITE:(English) George W. Bush, US President:
"Laura and I join people across the earth in mourning the passing of Pope John Paul II. The Catholic church has lost its shepherd, the world has lost a champion of human freedom and a good and faithful servant of god has been called home. Pope John Paul II left the throne of Saint Peter in the same way he ascended to it: as a witness to the dignity of human life."
3. SOUNDBITE:(English) George W. Bush, US President:
" Pope John Paul II was himself an inspiration to millions of Americans and to so many more throughout the world. We will always remember the humble, wise, and fearless priest who became one of history's great moral leaders. We are grateful to god for sending such a man, a son of Poland,who became the bishop of Rome and a hero for the ages."
4. Laura and George W. Bush walk away
5. Pull out from White House flag at half mast.
6. Various of US flag flying at half mast
7. Various shots of officials lowering drapes at The Basilica of the National Shrine of the Immaculate Conception
8. Wide shot of The Basilica of the National Shrine of the Immaculate Conception
9. Various shots of officials placing drapes on Saint Matthew's Cathedral
10. Pan from Saint Matthews Cathedral to Cardinal Theodore McCarrick walking to podium
11. Wide-shot of McCarrick
12. SOUNDBITE:(English), Theodore McCarrick, Archbishop of Washington
"Your presence here is because you know how important it is to the world that this extraordinary man has gone back to god and we thank the Lord for his presence."
13. Cutaway of media
STORYLINE:
President Bush led the United States in mourning Pope John Paul II on Saturday, saying the Pontiff's quarter century as head of the Roman Catholic Church and his lifetime of dedication to freedom and values made him a "hero for the ages."
"The Catholic Church has lost its shepherd. The world has lost a champion of human freedom," the president said in a brief televised statement from the White House.
Both he and first lady Laura Bush, who stood at his side, wore black suits and sombre expressions. "A good and faithful servant has been called home," the president said.
Shortly after his remarks at the White House, the president went by motorcade to St. Matthew's Cathedral in Washington for a memorial mass.
Bush was expected to travel to Rome for the funeral, but the White House held off making an official announcement of the delegation it would send out of respect for protocol. A White House press secretary said Bush aides expected to hear about funeral arrangements from the Vatican on Sunday and said it would be inappropriate to discuss the president's plans before then.
The president immediately ordered that US flags on all federal government buildings be flown at half-mast until the pope is buried.
Bush articulated the grief felt by the nation's 67 (m) million Catholics as well as the many outside the faith who revered the man for his long service to the church and the poor.
"We will always remember the humble, wise and fearless priest who became one of history's great moral leaders," he said. "We're grateful to God for sending such a man, a son of Poland who became the Bishop of Rome and hero for the ages," the president said.
Meanwhile in Washington's Basilica of the National Shrine of the Immaculate Conception, officials lowered a drape and rang church bells for Pope John Paul II.
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Big respect for a president!
It's the first time I see sincere emotion at this man
His words were well chosen. Not much of a fan of his, but he said the right thing in that speech.
Thank you W. Bush for the beautiful speech.
And most importantly: not containing one word of truth. Like both of their bogus presidencies.
That was a great speech, and he was touched by emotion.
George Bush wasn't such a bad guy. Well said.
look at who you elected hahahahaa
Lol, good one! Ignorance is bliss I guess. If you knew what GHW Bush actually was you would drop everything and go to any lengths to personally go shit on his grave.
Fishslap 33 where are you from?
Great man
Amen
El mejor discurso de todos los que se dieron en aquel día por parte de los máximos dirigentes mundiales.... Bravo Sr. Bush!!
Amazing speech. God bless.
God is good.
The King of Light, and of Life, and of Love...
this is a nice speech
Pope John Paul was fearless and did very well on the job as pope. He was definitely a beaut
9.5/10 speech
Thank You president Bush, Poland will always be your friend
Son of Poalnd.
Poland :)
Arolema Prarath he’s american lol
I couldn’t stand Bush but I have to admit this is the only speech he made that I liked. He was a huge admirer of Pope John Paul II and he seemed very emotional 😭 when he made the statement .
Totally agree, Pope John Paul the 2nd was a great one. A good egg for sure
polish pope!
vigenlona catholic pope
ZAWSZE... zeby Polska byla POLSKA !🇵🇱🙏❤️
Look! It's Mr. McCarrick.
❤🇻🇦❤GRANDISSIME SOUVERAIN🇻🇦🍒🇻🇦 PONTIFE ROMAIN🇻🇦📚🇻🇦, LE SAINT⛑💛⛑ PAPE JEAN-PAUL II❤💐🌸🍒🇻🇦✝️🇻🇦🍒🌸💐❤💛⛑📚🎶😇💒🙋♂️ !!!
President Bush is the Best ♥️ Salute to you Sir mr president 💞♥️💞♥️
Thumbnail = Bush always has a guilty look on his face
Good speech from a bad guy
Youv'e never seen a bad guy if you think that.
👌😠
0:25 - He should have said - "the world has lost a man who covered up for thousands of his own clergy who abused scores of boys and girls for decades. The world has lost a man he made sure the protection of his fellow cardinals, bishops, priests, nuns and monks were top priority over the victims. The world has lost a man who a celibate lectured married couples on using contraception. The world has lost a man who denied the use of contraception in Aids wrecked countries of the world" - Just a few realities of JP2 we must remember and NEVER FORGET!
John King - don't despair, look on the bright side....
@@jsz173 What bright side?
@@johnking5174 - Fall of communism, increased and diverse help for third world, stir movement for world with youngs on World Youth Day... even though a few. As I see you have tendency to concentrate on bad things only. Of course pedophilia is big problem for church... but they just started purify themselves from that shit... this also should be appreciated.
And that was problem which started very long before John Paul II, so accusing him about this is not fair. He was not "generator" or hiding of that state. Just lived in times when hidden sins of some clergy swollen to be cut. So was made by Pope Benedict and now Francis. They rip them off....
So be of good hope...
@@jsz173 Tell me, who helped Cardinal Bernard Law evade the Boston police? Who gave Cardinal Bernard Law shelter in the Vatican and allowed him to continue his ministry? Pope John Paul II. If you do not know who Cardinal Bernard Law is, Google it, and then come back to me, telling me what a great man JP2 was, sheltering a paedophile protector from justice.
@@johnking5174 - uuuuhhhhhh.... some puritan here.....
but as I know Bernard Law not was pedophile himself, he just hide pedophile cases of some priests... sad, but this are so called corporate practices... protestants or freemasonry do this same for their members, and even more.
besides very often media make judgement before full recognized case.... so, par example, now Francis don't accepted resignation of cardinal Philippe Barbarin, who was accused in this same way, and in fact was innocent. Maybe John Paul II wanted give to Bernard, time. And what really was exposed, was exposed after death of pope... so don't be so hasty in judgement, because how you judge, you will be judged..... and you are perfectly sure that with your limited knowledge and mind in this world, that you can be "master of justice"? Or you just hate Catholics?