The Prefecture Papal Household announced the program of wakefulness, the beatification ceremony of thanksgiving mass and the veneration of relics by the faithful. It warns that offers tickets to pay: the access is totally free.
Vatican City (AsiaNews / Agencies) - From May 1, the day of his beatification, the remains of John Paul II will be exhibited for veneration in St. Peter's Basilica, before the Altar of the Confession, to fully exhaust the of the faithful. This was announced by the Vatican, which drafted the program of the beatification divided into five phases. When we speak of "spoils," he stated, speaking of the coffin. It is not planned for the moment that the coffin be opened for a reconnaissance of the body.
1) A vigil will be held on the evening of Saturday, April 30 (20:00 to 21:00 hours: preparation, hours 21:00 to 10:30 p.m.: Vigil), the Circus Maximus in Rome and headed by Cardinal. Agostino Vallini, vicar general for the diocese of Rome by Pope Benedict XVI, who will unite in spirit at the event via a video link.
2) The celebration of the beatification, Sunday, May 1 in St. Peter's Square, will begin at 10:00 and will be presided by the Holy Father. Participation is not regulated by individual tickets, but the access to the square and adjacent areas will be controlled by the security services.
3) Immediately after the end of the ceremony of beatification can be faithful to venerate the remains of the new blessed. The coffin will be on display in the basilica of San Pietro, in front of the altar of the Confession.
4) Monday, May 2 there will be a Thanksgiving Mass at 10.30 am in St. Peter's Square. It will be chaired by Cardinal Tarcisio Bertone, Secretary of State.
5) The burial of the remains of the new blessed in the Vatican Basilica, at the Chapel of St. Sebastian, will take place later in private.
A further problem is reported by the Prefecture of the Papal Household, who was informed of the existence of "improper deals," particularly via the internet, service and payment of tickets for the ceremonies The House points out that for the beatification ceremony will not need tickets. In addition, tickets granted by the Prefecture of the Pontifical Household, at pontifical ceremonies or general audiences, are always free, and no person or institution can claim to any payment.
Vatican City (AsiaNews / Agencies) - From May 1, the day of his beatification, the remains of John Paul II will be exhibited for veneration in St. Peter's Basilica, before the Altar of the Confession, to fully exhaust the of the faithful. This was announced by the Vatican, which drafted the program of the beatification divided into five phases. When we speak of "spoils," he stated, speaking of the coffin. It is not planned for the moment that the coffin be opened for a reconnaissance of the body.
1) A vigil will be held on the evening of Saturday, April 30 (20:00 to 21:00 hours: preparation, hours 21:00 to 10:30 p.m.: Vigil), the Circus Maximus in Rome and headed by Cardinal. Agostino Vallini, vicar general for the diocese of Rome by Pope Benedict XVI, who will unite in spirit at the event via a video link.
2) The celebration of the beatification, Sunday, May 1 in St. Peter's Square, will begin at 10:00 and will be presided by the Holy Father. Participation is not regulated by individual tickets, but the access to the square and adjacent areas will be controlled by the security services.
3) Immediately after the end of the ceremony of beatification can be faithful to venerate the remains of the new blessed. The coffin will be on display in the basilica of San Pietro, in front of the altar of the Confession.
4) Monday, May 2 there will be a Thanksgiving Mass at 10.30 am in St. Peter's Square. It will be chaired by Cardinal Tarcisio Bertone, Secretary of State.
5) The burial of the remains of the new blessed in the Vatican Basilica, at the Chapel of St. Sebastian, will take place later in private.
A further problem is reported by the Prefecture of the Papal Household, who was informed of the existence of "improper deals," particularly via the internet, service and payment of tickets for the ceremonies The House points out that for the beatification ceremony will not need tickets. In addition, tickets granted by the Prefecture of the Pontifical Household, at pontifical ceremonies or general audiences, are always free, and no person or institution can claim to any payment.
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