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"Pope John Paul II had a profound impact on Spanish society," he assured the archbishop of Madrid, and president of the Spanish Episcopal Conference, Cardinal Antonio Maria Rouco Varela, during his presentation "John Paul II and Spain."
They have also intervened during the afternoon sessions the president of the Pontifical Council for Interreligious Dialogue and the Commission for Religious Relations with Muslims, Cardinal Jean Louis Tauran, and the Prefect of the Congregation for Oriental Churches, Cardinal Leonardo Sandri , among others.
Cardinal Rouco Varela pointed out during his presentation of different views than John Paul II made to Spain, the first one in 1982.
In addition, Cardinal Rouco has told different stories about the figure of the Polish pope, which has bolstered his sense of humor and his union with youth.
It is worth noting the words of Cardinal Jean Louis Tauran, who has lectured on interfaith dialogue in the Pontificate of John Paul II.
The cardinal, the Polish pope since childhood received from God the charism of care to another, regardless of race or religion.
The speaker made reference to the occupation of John Paul II not only the great religions of the world.
"I knew how to express his gratitude also to traditional African religions," said Cardinal Tauran, who finished his speech extolling the figure of the Polish Pope.
"In memory of the heart, his words still heard, the last images of his body weakened Never delete an imposing physical stature and depth of his inner life that made him the athlete of God," he said.
For his part, Cardinal Leonardo Sandri, who has focused his presentation on John Paul II and the Eastern Churches, pointed out the Apostolic Letter Orientale Lumen, which has stressed the need to continue and to strengthen the good relations and dialogue with Orthodox churches, with a view to establishing full communion.
"The Pope, with his presence and his word, offered important for reflection on issues of peaceful coexistence among the various Lebanese communities.
He felt that especially young people should have a role in the peace process in Lebanon ", he asserted the prelate.
He has also participated in the conference in the afternoon, the director of the Episcopal Commission for Social Media, and Consultant to the Pontifical Council for Social Communications, José María Gil Tamayo, who has focused his lecture on "John Paul II and communications social.
Evangelizing in a new culture. "
José María Gil has called John Paul II as one of the characters in the story referred to and from the media.
The rapporteur has said that the Polish Pope was aware that the development of communication imposed a new consideration of the information processes of the Church.
"It appeared he was, and was well received precisely because of its unique and compelling authenticity, to the point where we could say that he knew of a lifetime, our family was very us and instead of all," he qualified.
Source: UCAM
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