guest is paul vallely. host: security reparations are underway for the arrival of pope francis in washington dc. he will hold a series of it events including address to congress. for more information, no to our website c-span.org. addresse francis does "he lawmakers, "roll call reporting that there will be senators on hand who act as blocking tackles who are there to restrain their colleagues if they attempt to reach out to touch the pope. democrats, (202) 748-8000. for republicans (202) 748-8001. , (202) 748-8002 . you can post your thoughts on twitter at @cspanwj. and on our facebook page at facebook.com/cspan. the visit begins today and he begins -- men's in maryland. he will be greeted by president obama and the first lady. events listed for the pope's visit including wednesday a series of events including a stop at the white house for a welcoming ceremony at 8:45. at 4:00 in the afternoon a massive shrine and thursday it is that joint meeting of congress in which pope francis will address the body. tha

guest is paul vallely. host: security reparations are underway for the arrival of pope francis in washington dc. he will hold a series of it events including address to congress. for more information, no to our website c-span.org. addresse francis does "he lawmakers, "roll call reporting that there will be senators on hand who act as blocking tackles who a

with congressman brendan boyle and paul vallely. you can join the conversation with your calls and comments on facebook and twitter. >> born in 1897, pope paul vi 1966 until his-- death in 1978. you are looking at scenes of his coronation ceremony. the final pup to be crowned in this matter. succeeding popes have been inaugurated rather than crowned in a more simple ceremony. on railamerica, from 50 years pauloctober 4, 1955, hope vi visits the united nations. the 20 minute film includes a portion of his speech and scenes of the pope arriving and grading dignitaries in a receiving line. >> there are the flags of 117 member states which are flying. and now the car approaches the door. the spiritual leader of over half a billion people. he is greeted in this house by the chief representative of a world organization made up of member nations who can count over 2 billion people of many kinds in many creeds. he is greeted by the united nation's chief of protocol. who met him at kennedy airport this morning. the secretary general awaits in

host: paul vallely is here to talk about the pope's visit and themes and his book. if you want to ask of questions about it, as the pope arrives in washington today, (202) 748-8000 for democrats. i'm helen osman, the media coordinator. we are honored to have with us father federico lombardi, people spokesperson and head of the office. father lombardi will be providing daily briefings to the media across the three cities that the pope visits this week in the united states. we are all drawn it -- also honored to have with us to archbishop of galveston, houston, and vice president of the u.s. conference of catholic bishops. representing the local church, the auxiliary bishop of the archdiocese of washington. the format for this evening will that each of our printable say a few opening works, and and over the floor to questions. father lombardi, which like to start? very much.u i think you all for being here and were working for the coverage of the papal visit. that in the first meeting of the pope on the plane with a journalist leaving from rome, he said to the journal

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valle." and for that reason, we're taking you back on a tour we had a few years ago at the cesar chavez family compound in keene, california, the home place of cesar chavez. paulvez: i sat down and began to plant the blossom. it was important to us that people would have an idea of who my father was just through the architectural design and the materials that we use. so, you know, first and foremost, it really is--it's reminiscent of the old missions, right, the california missions. and it was important to us to follow that because, you know, the missions were places that my father instinctively turned to when times were difficult. i remember his kids growing up and when there was a big campaign to plan or if there was a problem that needed to be dealt with, there always seemed to be retreats at the california missions. and i think that it was a place that he found some tranquility and solitude, but also i think it gave him a lot of strength to carry on. and so, the design we have here is following that tradition of a mission garden. now, the other thing is that, you know, we wanted to use materials that really spoke about who he was as a person. and so here w