.- Cardinal
Stanislaw Dziwisz, Archbishop of Krakow and former personal secretary
to Pope John Paul II, has called upon faithful to be patient regarding
the beatification process of the late Pontiff, because “it is better to
wait and do things right.”
“What we want is
the beatification process to take place without rushing, with depth, so
that nobody later can accuse us of not working carefully,” he said in
statements to the Polish news agency PAP.
Likewise,
although the faithful desire his prompt elevation to the altars, the
cardinal explained the long process would be beneficial because it
would underscore “the charismatic figure of the Holy Father.”
Cardinal
Stanislaw Dziwisz, who was at the Vatican for commemorations of the
first anniversary of John Paul II’s passing, said, “The world is
rediscovering John Paul II and is seeking to better understand him.”
“The anniversary
commemorations showed that the world is grateful to Benedict XVI for
looking after the memory and love for his predecessor,” he said.
Cardinal Dziwisz calls for patience in beatification process of John Paul II
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