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In MEMORIAM Pope John Paul II In MEMORIAM Pope John Paul II The superlatives regarding the pontificate of Pope John Paul II are many Ð most traveled pope, most men and women beatified and canonized, most cardinals created and more. However, his most enduring legacy will be as the authentic interpreter of the Second Vatican Council. While this task necessarily falls to any post-conciliar pope, it was, in a special way, the providential mission of Pope John Paul II. He was prepared for this role in history by his expertise in integrating the philosophy of St. Thomas Aquinas with contemporary philosophical interest in the human person. This personalism was the keynote of the Second Vatican Council, as well as ¥ Born Karol Wojtyla, 18 May 1920 the lifelong work of Karol Wojtyla, ¥ Ordained a Priest, 1 November 1946 ¥ Consecrated a Bishop, 1 July 1958 as professor, priest, bishop, and ¥ Installed as Archbishop, 8 March 1964 pontiff. Furthermore, as a bishop ¥ÊChosen a Cardinal, 29 May 1967 participating in the Council he was ¥ Elected Bishop of Rome and intimately involved in the Supreme Pontiff, 16 October 1978 Requiescat in pace. preparation and approval of its sixteen documents. There was literally no one with better credentials for God to have chosen as pontiff for the period after the reigns of Pope John XXIII and Pope Paul VI. Interregnum/Vacancy of the Holy See With the death of the 264th Successor to St. Peter the Apostle as Supreme Pastor, the Church enters upon the solemn task of mourning the passing of the third longest reigning pope in history and preparing for a papal election, or Conclave. This period of the Vacancy of the Holy See, or the Interregnum, is divided into three stages: (Interregnum continued … ) The Cardinal Electors will vote up Thou art Peter and upon this Rock to four times daily until a new pope I will build my Church, and the gates of hell ¥ Nine days of mourning (novemdiales) is elected. The results of the one or two shall not prevail against it, I will give you ¥ Days of Preparation for the morning votes, and then again of one the keys to the kingdom of heaven. Whatsoever election (between novemdiales or two afternoon votes, are announced you bind on earth shall be bound in heaven; and Conclave) at the end of each session by smoke and whatsoever you loose on earth shall Prayer for the ¥ Conclave (must start no earlier from the chimney of the Sistine Chapel Ð be loosed in heaven. (Mt. 16:18-19) Repose of the Soul of than day 16 and no later than day 21). black for no election, white for Pope John Paul II an election. When the Cardinals gather in Father, eternal shepherd, hear the Election is by two-thirds of the votes Conclave they will do so as Electors NOVEMDIALES prayers of your people for your and the consent of the one elected. If of the Bishop of Rome. The man elected On the fifth day of mourning, servant John Paul II, who governed the elected is present (he need not be to succeed St. Peter in the Roman or another day if the Cardinals so your Church with love. In your mercy an Elector or even a Cardinal, but usually diocese, succeeds him also as the determine, the solemn funeral and bring him with the flock entrusted to is), provided he is at least a Bishop Supreme Pastor of Christ’s Church. As interment of the Holy Father takes place. his care to the reward you have he becomes Bishop of Rome and Pope at the Roman bishop he is the Vicar On each of the nine days the Cardinals promised your faithful servants. We the moment of his consent. Immediately of Christ, the Archbishop and are obliged to celebrate Mass for the ask this through our Lord Jesus he chooses a name and the Conclave Metropolitan of the surrounding repose of the Pope’s soul. All Cardinals Christ, your Son, who lives and reigns is technically concluded. The ballots dioceses of the Roman Province, the who are physically able and under 80 are then burned, producing the First Bishop or Primate of Italy, the with you and the Holy Spirit, one years of age, and thus eligible to vote, characteristic white smoke indicating Patriarch of the West, that is, of those God, for ever and ever. Amen must travel to Rome for the election. a successful election. Churches rooted in the Latin ritual (Roman Missal) DAYS OF PREPARATION tradition. Finally, in worldly matters, he HABEMUS PAPAM After the Novemdiales have is the Sovereign of the Vatican City Prayer for the The new Pope is introduced by the concluded, the Cardinals will meet State, a temporal rule which helps Election of a Pope Cardinal Dean from the loggia (balcony) to decide when the Conclave will begin. preserve the independence of the papacy Lord God, you are our eternal of St. Peter’s Basilica with the cry Ordinarily that day is the 16th day of from secular powers. shepherd and guide. In your mercy “Habemus Papam!” (We have a Pope). the vacancy, but “for serious reasons” The Bishop of Rome is also known as The Dean next announces who was grant your Church a shepherd who it may be postponed as late as the 21st the Servant of the Servants of God, since elected and the name he has chosen. The will walk in your ways and whose day. During this period the Cardinals in imitation of Christ he is called to serve new Pope then appears, making his first watchful care will bring us your may discuss the state of the Church, but the People of God. As spiritual father to address, and giving his first blessing, “to blessing. We ask this through our any electioneering is strictly forbidden. all Christians he is likewise Pope or papa, the city and the world” (Urbi et Orbi). Lord Jesus Christ, your Son, who lives and Holy Father and Holiness, not CONCLAVE and reigns with you and the Holy Since Paul VI the Popes have fore- because he is holy but because the things The Conclave begins with a Mass and gone the more solemn and kingly of Christ which he administers are holy. Spirit, one God, for ever and ever. procession to the Sistine Chapel, where “coronation” or “enthronement” in All of these titles belong to the man Amen. (Roman Missal) voting will take place. 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