as pope john paul ii.istory reported that in this very square, he preached as polish people could not understand their history or their future a part from the greatest source of their strength and goodness. the holy father's visit caused a revolution of conscious throughout the land. within 16 months, solidarity became the first to recognize free trade union in the communist block and the momentum of those nine days would eventually lead to the fall of the berlin wall in 1989 and the end of the soviet union in 1991. [applause] on that day, in this place pope john paul ii said, if man cannot understand who he is, what his true dignity is, what his vocation is, what his final end is without christ. when the holy father spoke those words, the millions of poles gathered here, fearlessly spoke for their nation and their history, lifting their voices they sang, "we want god"." their voices echoed across this nation and around the world. a memorial cross to honor that historic moment stands before us today. just

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pope. john paul the seconds words do not fear if you want to change your life acted like a wake up call when the pope visited his homeland 10000000 people turned out to see him. first up the era of communism was coming to an end thanks in part to solidarity. much by him too much but today's poland is deeply divided and spring 2019 solidarity celebrated 30 years of the round table another democratic polish agreement with this container in front of its door but there were no congratulations from the national conservative government it was busy helping people like farmer albert good leskie we are now in eastern poland where most people are churchgoers with big families. here and ship you talk a village of 2000 inhabitants everyone votes for the governing conservative party piece. they keep their promises says believe lecky which is new for poland and that starts with the piglets love a good knowledge but that was probably. part of the i voted piece in 2015. i will continue to do so because i believe they will do everything they can to keep the villages in poland strong. policy. soon the value o

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over the decades sister helen has made personal approaches to two popes, john paul ii and pope francisging them to establish the catholic church's position unequivocally opposed to capital punishment under any circumstance. after sister helen's urging under john paul ii the catechism was revised to strengthen the church's opposition to executions. although it allowed for a very few exceptions. not long after meeting with sister helen in august 2018, pope francis announced new language of the catholic catechism which declares that the death penalty is inadmissible because it is an attack on the in viability and dignity of the person with no exceptions. today, although capital punishment is still on the bus in 30 states in the usa, is fallen into disuse in most of the states. prosecutors and juries alike are turning away from death sentences with the death penalty becoming increasingly a geographical freak.sister helen continues her work dividing her time between educating the public, campaigning against the death penalty, counseling individual death row prisoners and working with murder

it's what ronald reagan did, it's what pope john paul ii did, what margaret thatcher did.d their hearts and souls, along with a lot of good democrats, along with a lot of good allies in west germany and across the world in fighting for freedom, fighting for western democracy. it is staggering. i can't even imagine what he would say if he heard that an american president had the opportunity to deliver defensive weapons to ukraine to defend them against further russian invasion, but it was held up because the american commander in chief was not willing to release that until the ukrainian president promised to play opo research man for his upcoming domestic presidential campaign. >> you've had 70 years of bipartisan american policy that was designed to keep freedom alive in europe and to show we were closely allied. the winner in this whole thing as he has been for the past four years is vladimir putin, who's just got to be rubbing his hands at the discord he sowed but also the fact that his invasion of crimea and his undermining of ukraine has now been aided and abetted by a

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as and that's in america for instance the case of cuba in muslim big in particular john paul the 2nd was the last pope to visit the vatican has been very much involved in negotiating and trying to appease the bard's and bringing to the table the fact is the country has relapse into war no for 16 years and i think that the hope of this pope and the hope of the entire diplomatic operation about this by around this pope because it's not really just one person it's really an entire set of people is that they can actually push the agenda. push of the front cards and put pressure on the government to actually develop ok force a peace process now many expected him to visit cyclery die affected areas but he will not why not he will not unfortunately i mean it would be something that many of us would be very interested in seeing because there is still very very much in the state of a centrally complete precariousness it has not i mean reports at least are that there has not been sort of you know widespread rebuilds and that there is still sort of months of problems but the fact is stud there is a boat that is

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. >> i am glad you had written to pope francis park i have written that. john paul the first. so i am wondering. >> i understand why that the church is the people so every local community of where we are as catholics when we come together in a starts with little girl saying we want to be altar boys. right now the rule in the catholic church only males can read the gospel. the woman cannot. i have spoke before the united nations and churches all over the country but i cannot give the servant on - - the sermon or the homily in the catholic church because i am a woman. young people come up questioning because it's not true and it's against the gospel of jesus. and then for our voices to be heard to stand up in the public square and as agents of change and it is kind of fair because they are voting with their feet. but that's just because i am a woman. and the gospel of jesus stronger institutions that's true in all of the churches and to go to that ideal and then we have that moral imperative. >> i promise to make this fast but you mentioned earlier with the book signings and the

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