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Special Episode: The Funeral Service of Pope Francis and the Birth of the New Era of the Church in the Modern World: Radio Show For Sunday of Divine Mercy April 27- 2025
Special Guest: Carolina Tiriolo, Mission of Hope and Mercy Director in Rome, Italy.
What will the Guest Speak About? Fr Andre and Carolina Tiriolo, Director of Mission of Hope and Mercy in Rome, Italy discussed the significant and unique aspects of the Funeral of Pope Francis which took place on Saturday April 26- 2025 in Vatican City. Fr Andre and Carolina discussed also the significance of the Divine Mercy Sunday in the life and death of Pope Francis whose first papal event was to declare the Year of Mercy back in 2013-2014. Carolina highlighted the significance of the Funeral of Pope Francis as a moment of unity for the Christian Community in the world. Fr Andre also discussed with Carolina the identity of the new Pope whoever that might be.
Carolina said that the potential key to know the identity of the new pope is in the homily of Cardinal Giovanni Battista Re, the Dean of the College of Cardinals who officiated at the Funeral of Pope Francis. The new Pope has to walk in the shoes of Pope Francis who incorporated the values and principles of the Second Council of Vatican of 1962-1965. Cardinal Re must have given the KEY to the world to understand who the Cardinals electors will vote for as the next pope.
Understanding the Key to the Next Pope's Identity: Carolina and Fr Andre discussed the significance of the homily delivered by Cardinal Giovanni Batista Re during the funeral of Pope Francis. They highlighted the importance of understanding the key to the next Pope's identity, which they believe lies in the homily. They emphasized the need for the Church to continue its progressive movement while maintaining its Catholic identity. They also mentioned the need for the Church to adapt to modern times and serve the poor and marginalized.
Pope Francis Funeral: Unity and Victory- A Birth of the New Era of a Church in the World.
Cardinal Re's Homily and the Next Pope
The discussion revolves around Cardinal Giovanni Battista Re, a 91-year-old Vatican official who has served under multiple popes for nearly 50 years. Center mentions several popes from the past 50 years, including Paul VI, John Paul I, John Paul II, Benedict XVI, and Francis, noting that all of these popes served after Vatican II. Carolina suggests that the key to understanding who might become the next pope can be found in Cardinal Re's homily, which was delivered during Pope Francis' funeral.
Understanding the Key to the Next Pope's Identity
Carolina and Fr Andre discussed the significance of the homily delivered by Cardinal Giovanni Batista Re during the funeral of Pope Francis. They highlighted the importance of understanding the key to the next Pope's identity, which they believe lies in the homily. They emphasized the need for the Church to continue its progressive movement while maintaining its Catholic identity. They also mentioned the need for the Church to adapt to modern times and serve the poor and marginalized.
Catholic Church Modernization and Pope Francis Carolina and Fr Andre discussed the importance of the Catholic Church's modernization, emphasizing the need for the new Pope to continue the path set by Pope Francis. They also touched on the health of Pope Francis, who was nearly pronounced dead in February but chose to return to the Vatican to spend his last days.
Pope Francis' Life, Death, and Legacy
During the Show, Fr Andre and Carolina discussed the life and death of Pope Francis. They highlighted his human approach, his connection with the people, and his unique personality. They also mentioned his final moments, where he was surrounded by his flock and passed away peacefully. Carolina shared her experience of the Pope's funeral, describing it as a moment of unity and shared grief. She said that the Pope died uniquely in the image of the “Nonno- Grandpa” of the world whose home is now Saint Peter Basilica and the Piazza of Saint Peter where the Pope went on the last day of his death. The conversation ended with a call to follow the mission of hope and mercy and a prayer for the soul of Pope Francis.
Pope Francis's Actions and Death
Carolina and Fr Andre discussed Pope Francis's actions, particularly his decision to open the Basilica of St. Peter to the homeless and share bread with them. They noted that this was a significant event, similar to what Pope Francis did at the beginning of his ministry. They also mentioned Pope Francis's death, which was sudden and unexpected, and how it was a just death, as he had spent the day following the footsteps of his Lord and giving his life for his people.
Pope Francis' Burial and Papacy
Carolina and Fr Andre discussed the burial of Pope Francis at the Santa Maria Maggiore church in Rome. They highlighted Pope Francis' unique approach to his papacy, his preference for living in Santa Marta rather than the Vatican, and his desire to be buried in the church. They also touched on Pope Francis' role as the shepherd of the people of Rome and the Catholic Church. Fr Andre expressed interest in hosting Carolina again to discuss the upcoming conclave and the election of a new Pope. They ended the conversation with a prayer for Pope Francis' soul and the guidance of the Holy Spirit for the College of Cardinals.
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Meeting summary for Center For Blessings Our Lady of Hope's Zoom Meeting (04/26/2025)Quick recap
The participants discussed the upcoming Divine Mercy Sunday and the funeral of Pope Francis, highlighting its significance as a moment of unity for the Christian community. They also discussed the potential key to understanding the next Pope's identity, which they believe lies in Cardinal Giovanni Battista Re's homily during Pope Francis' funeral. The conversation ended with a discussion on Pope Francis' actions, his burial at the Santa Maria Maggiore church in Rome, and the importance of the Catholic Church's modernization.
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SummaryRecording Session Preparation and Prayer
The participants prepare for a recording session, discussing technical aspects and inviting others to join. They briefly mention the upcoming Divine Mercy Sunday. Father André leads a short prayer countdown before starting the recording, ending with "Christ is risen, Christ is truly present."
Pope Francis Funeral: Unity and Victory- A Birth of the New Era of a Church in the World.
In the meeting, the Center welcomed everyone to a Sunday of divine mercy and discussed the funeral of Pope Francis. They highlighted the significance of the event, noting that it was a moment of unity and shared experience for the Christian community. They also mentioned the presence of various world leaders at the funeral, regardless of their beliefs. The discussion concluded with the observation that the funeral was a victory for Christianity, as the Pope was buried with the dignity of an apostle.
Cardinal Re's Homily and the Next Pope
The discussion revolves around Cardinal Giovanni Battista Re, a 91-year-old Vatican official who has served under multiple popes for nearly 50 years. Center mentions several popes from the past 50 years, including Paul VI, John Paul I, John Paul II, Benedict XVI, and Francis, noting that all of these popes served after Vatican II. Carolina suggests that the key to understanding who might become the next pope can be found in Cardinal Re's homily, which was delivered during Pope Francis' funeral.
Understanding the Key to the Next Pope's Identity
Carolina and Fr Andre discussed the significance of the homily delivered by Cardinal Giovanni Batista Re during the funeral of Pope Francis. They highlighted the importance of understanding the key to the next Pope's identity, which they believe lies in the homily. They emphasized the need for the Church to continue its progressive movement while maintaining its Catholic identity. They also mentioned the need for the Church to adapt to modern times and serve the poor and marginalized.
Catholic Church Modernization and Pope Francis Carolina and Fr Andre discussed the importance of the Catholic Church's modernization, emphasizing the need for the new Pope to continue the path set by Pope Francis. They also touched on the health of Pope Francis, who was nearly pronounced dead in February but chose to return to the Vatican to spend his last days.
Pope Francis' Life, Death, and Legacy
During the Show, Fr Andre and Carolina discussed the life and death of Pope Francis. They highlighted his human approach, his connection with the people, and his unique personality. They also mentioned his final moments, where he was surrounded by his flock and passed away peacefully. Carolina shared her experience of the Pope's funeral, describing it as a moment of unity and shared grief. She said that the Pope died uniquely in the image of the “Nonno- Grandpa” of the world whose home is now Saint Peter Basilica and the Piazza of Saint Peter where the Pope went on the last day of his death. The conversation ended with a call to follow the mission of hope and mercy and a prayer for the soul of Pope Francis.
Pope Francis's Actions and Death
Carolina and Fr Andre discussed Pope Francis's actions, particularly his decision to open the Basilica of St. Peter to the homeless and share bread with them. They noted that this was a significant event, similar to what Pope Francis did at the beginning of his ministry. They also mentioned Pope Francis's death, which was sudden and unexpected, and how it was a just death, as he had spent the day following the footsteps of his Lord and giving his life for his people.
Pope Francis' Burial and Papacy
Carolina and Fr Andre discussed the burial of Pope Francis at the Santa Maria Maggiore church in Rome. They highlighted Pope Francis' unique approach to his papacy, his preference for living in Santa Marta rather than the Vatican, and his desire to be buried in the church. They also touched on Pope Francis' role as the shepherd of the people of Rome and the Catholic Church. Fr Andre expressed interest in hosting Carolina again to discuss the upcoming conclave and the election of a new Pope. They ended the conversation with a prayer for Pope Francis' soul and the guidance of the Holy Spirit for the College of Cardinals.
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Special Episode: The Funeral Service of Pope Francis and the Birth of the New Era of the Church in the Modern World: Radio Show For Sunday of Divine Mercy April 27- 2025
Special Guest: Carolina Tiriolo, Mission of Hope and Mercy Director in Rome, Italy.
What will the Guest Speak About? Fr Andre and Carolina Tiriolo, Director of Mission of Hope and Mercy in Rome, Italy discussed the significant and unique aspects of the Funeral of Pope Francis which took place on Saturday April 26- 2025 in Vatican City. Fr Andre and Carolina discussed also the significance of the Divine Mercy Sunday in the life and death of Pope Francis whose first papal event was to declare the Year of Mercy back in 2013-2014. Carolina highlighted the significance of the Funeral of Pope Francis as a moment of unity for the Christian Community in the world. Fr Andre also discussed with Carolina the identity of the new Pope whoever that might be.
Carolina said that the potential key to know the identity of the new pope is in the homily of Cardinal Giovanni Battista Re, the Dean of the College of Cardinals who officiated at the Funeral of Pope Francis. The new Pope has to walk in the shoes of Pope Francis who incorporated the values and principles of the Second Council of Vatican of 1962-1965. Cardinal Re must have given the KEY to the world to understand who the Cardinals electors will vote for as the next pope.
Understanding the Key to the Next Pope's Identity: Carolina and Fr Andre discussed the significance of the homily delivered by Cardinal Giovanni Batista Re during the funeral of Pope Francis. They highlighted the importance of understanding the key to the next Pope's identity, which they believe lies in the homily. They emphasized the need for the Church to continue its progressive movement while maintaining its Catholic identity. They also mentioned the need for the Church to adapt to modern times and serve the poor and marginalized.
Pope Francis Funeral: Unity and Victory- A Birth of the New Era of a Church in the World.
Cardinal Re's Homily and the Next Pope
The discussion revolves around Cardinal Giovanni Battista Re, a 91-year-old Vatican official who has served under multiple popes for nearly 50 years. Center mentions several popes from the past 50 years, including Paul VI, John Paul I, John Paul II, Benedict XVI, and Francis, noting that all of these popes served after Vatican II. Carolina suggests that the key to understanding who might become the next pope can be found in Cardinal Re's homily, which was delivered during Pope Francis' funeral.
Understanding the Key to the Next Pope's Identity
Carolina and Fr Andre discussed the significance of the homily delivered by Cardinal Giovanni Batista Re during the funeral of Pope Francis. They highlighted the importance of understanding the key to the next Pope's identity, which they believe lies in the homily. They emphasized the need for the Church to continue its progressive movement while maintaining its Catholic identity. They also mentioned the need for the Church to adapt to modern times and serve the poor and marginalized.
Catholic Church Modernization and Pope Francis Carolina and Fr Andre discussed the importance of the Catholic Church's modernization, emphasizing the need for the new Pope to continue the path set by Pope Francis. They also touched on the health of Pope Francis, who was nearly pronounced dead in February but chose to return to the Vatican to spend his last days.
Pope Francis' Life, Death, and Legacy
During the Show, Fr Andre and Carolina discussed the life and death of Pope Francis. They highlighted his human approach, his connection with the people, and his unique personality. They also mentioned his final moments, where he was surrounded by his flock and passed away peacefully. Carolina shared her experience of the Pope's funeral, describing it as a moment of unity and shared grief. She said that the Pope died uniquely in the image of the “Nonno- Grandpa” of the world whose home is now Saint Peter Basilica and the Piazza of Saint Peter where the Pope went on the last day of his death. The conversation ended with a call to follow the mission of hope and mercy and a prayer for the soul of Pope Francis.
Pope Francis's Actions and Death
Carolina and Fr Andre discussed Pope Francis's actions, particularly his decision to open the Basilica of St. Peter to the homeless and share bread with them. They noted that this was a significant event, similar to what Pope Francis did at the beginning of his ministry. They also mentioned Pope Francis's death, which was sudden and unexpected, and how it was a just death, as he had spent the day following the footsteps of his Lord and giving his life for his people.
Pope Francis' Burial and Papacy
Carolina and Fr Andre discussed the burial of Pope Francis at the Santa Maria Maggiore church in Rome. They highlighted Pope Francis' unique approach to his papacy, his preference for living in Santa Marta rather than the Vatican, and his desire to be buried in the church. They also touched on Pope Francis' role as the shepherd of the people of Rome and the Catholic Church. Fr Andre expressed interest in hosting Carolina again to discuss the upcoming conclave and the election of a new Pope. They ended the conversation with a prayer for Pope Francis' soul and the guidance of the Holy Spirit for the College of Cardinals.
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Subject: Meeting Summary for Center For Blessings Our Lady of Hope's Zoom Meeting
Date: April 26, 2025 at 10:14:00 PM GMT+3
To: [email protected]
Meeting summary for Center For Blessings Our Lady of Hope's Zoom Meeting (04/26/2025)Quick recap
The participants discussed the upcoming Divine Mercy Sunday and the funeral of Pope Francis, highlighting its significance as a moment of unity for the Christian community. They also discussed the potential key to understanding the next Pope's identity, which they believe lies in Cardinal Giovanni Battista Re's homily during Pope Francis' funeral. The conversation ended with a discussion on Pope Francis' actions, his burial at the Santa Maria Maggiore church in Rome, and the importance of the Catholic Church's modernization.
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SummaryRecording Session Preparation and Prayer
The participants prepare for a recording session, discussing technical aspects and inviting others to join. They briefly mention the upcoming Divine Mercy Sunday. Father André leads a short prayer countdown before starting the recording, ending with "Christ is risen, Christ is truly present."
Pope Francis Funeral: Unity and Victory- A Birth of the New Era of a Church in the World.
In the meeting, the Center welcomed everyone to a Sunday of divine mercy and discussed the funeral of Pope Francis. They highlighted the significance of the event, noting that it was a moment of unity and shared experience for the Christian community. They also mentioned the presence of various world leaders at the funeral, regardless of their beliefs. The discussion concluded with the observation that the funeral was a victory for Christianity, as the Pope was buried with the dignity of an apostle.
Cardinal Re's Homily and the Next Pope
The discussion revolves around Cardinal Giovanni Battista Re, a 91-year-old Vatican official who has served under multiple popes for nearly 50 years. Center mentions several popes from the past 50 years, including Paul VI, John Paul I, John Paul II, Benedict XVI, and Francis, noting that all of these popes served after Vatican II. Carolina suggests that the key to understanding who might become the next pope can be found in Cardinal Re's homily, which was delivered during Pope Francis' funeral.
Understanding the Key to the Next Pope's Identity
Carolina and Fr Andre discussed the significance of the homily delivered by Cardinal Giovanni Batista Re during the funeral of Pope Francis. They highlighted the importance of understanding the key to the next Pope's identity, which they believe lies in the homily. They emphasized the need for the Church to continue its progressive movement while maintaining its Catholic identity. They also mentioned the need for the Church to adapt to modern times and serve the poor and marginalized.
Catholic Church Modernization and Pope Francis Carolina and Fr Andre discussed the importance of the Catholic Church's modernization, emphasizing the need for the new Pope to continue the path set by Pope Francis. They also touched on the health of Pope Francis, who was nearly pronounced dead in February but chose to return to the Vatican to spend his last days.
Pope Francis' Life, Death, and Legacy
During the Show, Fr Andre and Carolina discussed the life and death of Pope Francis. They highlighted his human approach, his connection with the people, and his unique personality. They also mentioned his final moments, where he was surrounded by his flock and passed away peacefully. Carolina shared her experience of the Pope's funeral, describing it as a moment of unity and shared grief. She said that the Pope died uniquely in the image of the “Nonno- Grandpa” of the world whose home is now Saint Peter Basilica and the Piazza of Saint Peter where the Pope went on the last day of his death. The conversation ended with a call to follow the mission of hope and mercy and a prayer for the soul of Pope Francis.
Pope Francis's Actions and Death
Carolina and Fr Andre discussed Pope Francis's actions, particularly his decision to open the Basilica of St. Peter to the homeless and share bread with them. They noted that this was a significant event, similar to what Pope Francis did at the beginning of his ministry. They also mentioned Pope Francis's death, which was sudden and unexpected, and how it was a just death, as he had spent the day following the footsteps of his Lord and giving his life for his people.
Pope Francis' Burial and Papacy
Carolina and Fr Andre discussed the burial of Pope Francis at the Santa Maria Maggiore church in Rome. They highlighted Pope Francis' unique approach to his papacy, his preference for living in Santa Marta rather than the Vatican, and his desire to be buried in the church. They also touched on Pope Francis' role as the shepherd of the people of Rome and the Catholic Church. Fr Andre expressed interest in hosting Carolina again to discuss the upcoming conclave and the election of a new Pope. They ended the conversation with a prayer for Pope Francis' soul and the guidance of the Holy Spirit for the College of Cardinals.
See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.