Pope Laid To Rest (1958)
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- Опубліковано 28 сер 2024
- Full title reads: "Rome. Pope Laid To rest".
Rome, Italy. Funeral service for Pope Pius XII.
GV Masses of people in St. Peter's Square waiting for the cortege to arrive. GV Crowds outside St. Peter's. SV Group of nuns waiting behind barrier. GV Pan, hearse with motor cycle escort, en route to St. Peter's, hearse passes camera. SV Pan, hearse. GV Pan, from walls of the Colosseum to squads of soldiers marching in procession LV Soldiers marching.
GV Hearse. LV Pan, Hearse going by, walking beside it are Guards. GV Two lines of priests walking in procession. GV Massed crowds following cortege. LV Hearse. GV Procession moving through massed crowds in St. Peter's Square. GV Priests walking in procession. GV hearse driving through St. Peter's Square. LV Funeral procession moving into St. Peter's.
GV Int. altar of Confession with giant columns, behind which lies the Pope's body. LV Pope's body surrounded by guards and huge candlesticks. CU Guard's plumed helmets. SV Pope's body flanked by guards. Angle shot looking up at dome of Basilica. SV Cardinal blessing body before it is lowered into vault. LV Guards standing to attention. LV Coffin being lowered into vault. CU Polished elm coffin with plaque on top. CU Another plaque on coffin. LV Coffin in vault being attended to by men. GV Towards altar of Confession inside St. Peter's.
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FILM ID:1561.33
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R. I. P. Great pope.
Hitler's Pope was great?
Rest in Peace the Last Roman Prince!!
Hitler's Pope was a prince? Are you effing kidding?
@@timothyivey5497 Yes, he was proclaimed Venerable. I recommend reading the documents already released by the Vatican, where many bishops and other cardinals are blamed, who kept silent and never sent the letters to S.S. Pius XII, with names and surnames. Also remember the bombing of Rome, the attempted kidnapping of the Pope and the reason for these events. Of course, do not forget the Encyclicals and the express condemnation of the poisonous ideologies (Facism, Nazism, Modernism, Communism, etc) dictated by Pacceli. He also took into account the background of his pastoral work and the Concordat. The Christian is made for battle, Pope Leo XIII.
In Corde Mariae et Iesu, Martín
Memory Eternal +
Pope Pius XII had a botched embalming and they said his body exploded in the coffin.
Pope Paul VI didn't fare much better.
@@matthewbennett4363, neither did King Henry XIII.
His chest exploded and his nose and fingers fell off and the guards had to be rotated every 15 minutes or else they’d pass out
Is this the one where the guards passed out from the stench of his decaying corpse?
Yes
I never never been to Rome Before
dzisiaj 65 rocznica śmierci ostatniego Papieża Piusa XII, ostatni Papieża†
i Never Never been to Rome Before
who is the announcer
Just another British newsreel narrator from way back in the day; no one famous. Does it even matter?
I wanted his name the NARRATOR REPORTING
@@user-sg9rp4wz3w His name is NICK
Nick cabbalo was reporting
1:30 - "reputed" grave of Saint Peter is right, there is no 100% evidence that the remains there are of Saint Peter. Impossible to say.
The Last True Pope
Premature death Christ alive love always
What a ridiculous looking hearse.
What a ridiculous comment. That was a loooong time ago, in another country. Jeez.
He was a crypto-Modernist
Ah no
lol😁
He was the kingmaker for modernism
@@TIBKProductions you're right
@@TIBKProductions Is there proof of this ? If this has some relation to Annibale Bugnini, didn't Pius get rid of him as soon as he found out what he was up to ?
who is the announcer