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Reference code: AAW SPP/II/22/53
Title: Statement of Cardinal Wojtyła on the Paul VI' Credo Populi Dei, the importance of the Church in Poland and the issue of Humanae vitae
Date: 16-12-1968
Size and medium: 5,60 MB; MP3
Creator's name: Archidiecezja Warszawska
Repository: Archdiocesan Archive of Warsaw
Content: Audio recording of an excerpt from the account of Cardinal Karol Wojtyła delivered at the Polish Bishops' Conference. The event took place in Cracow on 16-17 December 1968. The speech concerns the reception of the newly announced Credo Populi Dei in the Polish Church and the reflection on the mission of the Polish Church towards the universal Church. The original recording was saved on an analogue cassette tape.
MIEJSCE NAGRANIA – Kraków
CZAS NAGRANIA – 00:04:05
AUTOR AUDYCJI – b.d.
FILMED AT:
Kraków
RECORDING DURATION:
00:04:05
AUTHOR:
b.d.
Summary:
Cardinal Karol Wojtyła speaks about the great importance of the Confession of Faith by Pope Paul VI, the so-called Credo Populi Dei, published several months before. Moreover, he reflects on the constantly growing role of the Church in Poland for the universal Church, recognised also by Pope Paul VI.
Cardinal Wojtyła recalls his conversations with the then Pope, in which Paul VI asked for prayer support. As an example, Cardinal Wojtyła mentions a conversation at a time of strong controversy over sexual ethics (before the publication of the encyclical Humanae vitae) and the Pope's request to offer suffering for this intention.
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