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let's bring in reverend edward beck in new york, reverend david o'connell and former president of theuniversity of america as well as cnn vatican analyst john allen. let's watch communion for a moment. [ speaking in foreign language ] >> john, can you talk a little bit about what pope francis has provided the catholic church that it certainly needed, coming off of, you know, years of fallout from the sex abuse scandal, he's really sort of turned things around, just in the course of really a few years. >> well, brianna, in the course of nine months, actually. if you want me to put it into a sound bite into what he's provided the catholic church, it's a new lease on life. nine months ago, there were stories about the sex abuse, and financial scandals and on and on. while none of those things have gone away, today the dominant narrative of the world about the catholic church is this humble, simple pope, a pope of the people and pope of the poor has given catholics, 1.2 billion catholics around the world a new sense of possibility. you know, when we talk about the francis revolution, i wo

let's go to edward beck and reverend david o'connell. can you just lay out for us what we can expect from the pope at this mass? >> well, i think just judging from his public celebrations up to the present time, i think a simpler approach will be evident in his style. the pope doesn't sing, himself, and so we won't hear him sing. i think his homilies have usually been a little bit shorter. so we'll probably have a more concise presentation in his homily tonight. >> yeah, and that's certainly, i think, one of the messages. and we heard this yesterday from him as well, talking about simplicity and focusing, i think, as we're watch being the processional i should say. he's focused more on simplicity and less on sort of i guess the material aspects of christmas. what do you think, father beck? how do you expect this to be different than past years? >> well, one difference maybe, is with remember with pope benedict, he was infirm toward the end and couldn't walk down that aisle. he was on a platform and was pulled down. and even though pope f