Free entry on 1 May in St Peter's Square in
The beatification ceremony of Gio-vanni Paul II will be held May 1 at 10 am in St. Peter's Square. The ra-date and has already been announced on January 14. The Prefecture of the Papal Household, the pro-priority site, has also formalized the place and time of an event that will draw in Rome u-na huge crowd is expected. Made of many faithful but also a large representation of ecclesiastical authority and that civilians from all over the world. The site of the prefecture is well noted that in St. Peter's Square entrance will be "li-shaft." It is well known, or at least should es-Serlio, who attend Mass or u-papal obedience is absolutely free. And then nothing is owed for tickets that are usually issued for these occa-sions (tickets are not received by pa-nections are made but for a more orderly CARRY-ment of the inputs). This time then, given the large numbers of the faithful expected, there will be no tickets either, but the entrance will be allowed until the plaza is full. The only tickets will be issued with respect to the authorities there-cowards who want to participate in the celebration tion. And that will take place as between-diction, in the reserved areas. But since it foresees also a large influx of delega-tions from all over the world, the embassies accredited to the Holy See came tas-sativas directions: in the case that the delegation is chaired a head of state or go-winter-you will be assigned four seats supplementary, otherwise only two. The celebration will be presided over by Bene XVI said in person. It will be the second time - after one of the cardinal-John H. Newman in Birmingham - the Pope will derogate from the norm which he reintroduced in same-know basis on which the Pope sits in pre-canonization as the blessed-tion provides a representative, usually the Prefect of the Congregation for the Causes of Saints. Meanwhile, the Vicariate of Rome has opened an official website dedicated to the event ( http://www.karol-wojtyla.org/ ) available in set-you Italian, English, French, spa-ish, Portuguese, Polish and Romania. Sem-pre The diocese of Rome is organizing the evening of April 30 a prayer vigil at the Circo Massimo on the eve of the beatification adoption. And in view of that date is nearing completion, the large cross erected in the Campus-l'Università Tor Verga-ta-sor at the point where the papal stage in Geva-World Youth Day, celebrated during the Great Ju-leo 2000. Cross that the university - the future of the professor explains to Lessandro Finazzi-Agro A which has been right-King 1996 to 2008 - "has decided to retain and re-transform the Monument of the Great Jubilee of the de-'. And that "will certainly be a place of pilgrimage for those who participated in the unforgettable days-or those who want to visit a place of symbolic ma-Grand Magisterium of John Paul II."
Totally free participation in the ceremony presided by the Pope and the cross raised at Tor Vergata for WYD 2000 will become the monument of the Great Jubilee
The beatification ceremony of Gio-vanni Paul II will be held May 1 at 10 am in St. Peter's Square. The ra-date and has already been announced on January 14. The Prefecture of the Papal Household, the pro-priority site, has also formalized the place and time of an event that will draw in Rome u-na huge crowd is expected. Made of many faithful but also a large representation of ecclesiastical authority and that civilians from all over the world. The site of the prefecture is well noted that in St. Peter's Square entrance will be "li-shaft." It is well known, or at least should es-Serlio, who attend Mass or u-papal obedience is absolutely free. And then nothing is owed for tickets that are usually issued for these occa-sions (tickets are not received by pa-nections are made but for a more orderly CARRY-ment of the inputs). This time then, given the large numbers of the faithful expected, there will be no tickets either, but the entrance will be allowed until the plaza is full. The only tickets will be issued with respect to the authorities there-cowards who want to participate in the celebration tion. And that will take place as between-diction, in the reserved areas. But since it foresees also a large influx of delega-tions from all over the world, the embassies accredited to the Holy See came tas-sativas directions: in the case that the delegation is chaired a head of state or go-winter-you will be assigned four seats supplementary, otherwise only two. The celebration will be presided over by Bene XVI said in person. It will be the second time - after one of the cardinal-John H. Newman in Birmingham - the Pope will derogate from the norm which he reintroduced in same-know basis on which the Pope sits in pre-canonization as the blessed-tion provides a representative, usually the Prefect of the Congregation for the Causes of Saints. Meanwhile, the Vicariate of Rome has opened an official website dedicated to the event ( http://www.karol-wojtyla.org/ ) available in set-you Italian, English, French, spa-ish, Portuguese, Polish and Romania. Sem-pre The diocese of Rome is organizing the evening of April 30 a prayer vigil at the Circo Massimo on the eve of the beatification adoption. And in view of that date is nearing completion, the large cross erected in the Campus-l'Università Tor Verga-ta-sor at the point where the papal stage in Geva-World Youth Day, celebrated during the Great Ju-leo 2000. Cross that the university - the future of the professor explains to Lessandro Finazzi-Agro A which has been right-King 1996 to 2008 - "has decided to retain and re-transform the Monument of the Great Jubilee of the de-'. And that "will certainly be a place of pilgrimage for those who participated in the unforgettable days-or those who want to visit a place of symbolic ma-Grand Magisterium of John Paul II."
Totally free participation in the ceremony presided by the Pope and the cross raised at Tor Vergata for WYD 2000 will become the monument of the Great Jubilee
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