Thousands of people of all ages thronged on Saturday the Circus Maximus in Rome for a prayer vigil before the beatification of the late Pope John Paul II.
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"I feel your presence here, I feel strong," cried the Polish Cardinal Stanislaw Dziwisz, for over 40 years the private secretary to Karol Wojtyla
The cardinal, who accompanied him to his death on April 2, 2005, before the crowd was quiet and respectful that night the Polish pontiff who died sang the Te Deum of thanksgiving and not the Requiem of death "because he was convinced that saint died, "he said.
"He gave dignity to death, died as a Christian ought to die," he added.
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"With the beatification of John Paul II feel the same way I felt after his death: the deep feeling have to thank that person, the Pope, telling himself throughout life to God, "said Joaquin Navarro-Walls, a spokesman for 21 years the Polish pontiff, one of the closest people, who accompanied him in most his 104 foreign trips.
"With John Paul II for the masterpiece that with the help of God have done in your life," Navarro excited voice cried Walls.
"The Church does not create saints, only recognized. John Paul II was already holy," he added.
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