Fr Henryk Paprocki - Orthodox clergyman speaks about John Paul II

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Reference code: 419/I/1/13/307
Owner signature: W/307/09/F/287
Title: Fr Henryk Paprocki - Orthodox clergyman speaks about John Paul II
Date: 2009-05-12
Size and medium: 2,40 GB; MP4
Creator's name: The Centre for the Thought of John Paul II
Repository: The Centre for the Thought of John Paul II
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RECORDING DURATION:
00:33:34
JOURNALIST:
Mikołaj Foks
CAMERAMAN:
Piotr Wolski
FILMED AT:
Warszawa
Short biographical note:
Fr Henryk Paprocki (born 1946) – an Orthodox clergyman and theologian; academic lecturer and researcher.
In 2017, he became a member of the Polish-Russian Group on Difficult Matters and the Polish-Georgian Commission of Historians.
Summary:
Karol Wojtyla - Memories of the Catholic University of Lublin: lectures, personality, attitude to students. Election of a Pole as Pope. Ecumenical meetings and symposia in Kraków. Dialogue with the Orthodox Church and warm attitude towards the Eastern Churches. Karol Wojtyla's interest in the thoughts of Orthodox thinkers and philosophers. The great importance of John Paul II's meeting with Patriarch Elijah. The assassination attempt on the Pope and prayers for the health of John Paul II in the Orthodox Church. Participation in papal pilgrimages to Poland by the faithful of the Orthodox Church. Differences between the Eastern and Western Churches (e.g. in the understanding of the papacy) and the openness of both sides to dialogue.