1. Lord AlmightyCopy !req
2. now that You have our beloved
Dussolier in Your armsCopy !req
3. I pray to YouCopy !req
4. remind him of that afternoonCopy !req
5. when we ran away together
from the orphanage.Copy !req
6. Remind him of the fear and freedom
we felt on that rainy afternoon.Copy !req
7. And reassure him,
there's nothing wrongCopy !req
8. freedom and fear
are always togetherCopy !req
9. like an old married couple,
each willing to die for the other.Copy !req
10. Remind him of Sister Mary
at age twentyCopy !req
11. her hair flowing and blondeCopy !req
12. and drenched in sunlight
as she ran and sank baskets.Copy !req
13. Remind him of that indelible,
archaic picture of beautyCopy !req
14. that so stirred usCopy !req
15. in silence.Copy !req
16. Now I know very wellCopy !req
17. that neither he nor I
will ever forget that picture.Copy !req
18. Remind him, Lord Almighty of all our
endless late-night conversationsCopy !req
19. in that big one-room dormitoryCopy !req
20. under the blanketsCopy !req
21. how we whispered in secret
about our one and onlyCopy !req
22. inexhaustible topic of discussion:Copy !req
23. our future.Copy !req
24. We were children then,
and that's what children do:Copy !req
25. they paint the future in colors
that reality can never know.Copy !req
26. Remind him not to grieve
over all our shattered dreams.Copy !req
27. We wanted to live the lives
of the great baseball playerCopy !req
28. the elderly gas station attendant
on the county roadCopy !req
29. the heroic soldierCopy !req
30. the lowlife New York musicianCopy !req
31. the fireman, the blue-water sailor.Copy !req
32. Remind him not to weepCopy !req
33. when he remembers that instead
we lived only the simpleCopy !req
34. drab life of the priestCopy !req
35. such a strange lifeCopy !req
36. a life of hope and prayer that YouCopy !req
37. Lord AlmightyCopy !req
38. really do exist
and might think about us.Copy !req
39. Amen.Copy !req
40. Sancta Maria, Mater Dei.Copy !req
41. Where do they go,
the airplanes we never take?Copy !req
42. I always wonder the same thing,
every time I see one.Copy !req
43. I always think that they go
to places I've never been.Copy !req
44. They go somewhere else.Copy !req
45. Tell me about the Blessed Juana.Copy !req
46. She is revered in Guatemala
and across all of Central America.Copy !req
47. She died at the age
of eighteenCopy !req
48. of leukemia and on her deathbed,
she said:Copy !req
49. "All the world will be infatuated
with me because...Copy !req
50. all my life I have been infatuated
with the world."Copy !req
51. What did the Blessed Juana do
to deserve canonization?Copy !req
52. Well, she cared for sick children
in the hospitals andCopy !req
53. in order to alleviate
their sufferingCopy !req
54. she would tell them fairy talesCopy !req
55. that she thought up herself,
very amusing ones, apparentlyCopy !req
56. and always with the same
protagonist, the Madonna.Copy !req
57. I like this, go on.Copy !req
58. But these fairy tales gave more
than a smile to the sick children.Copy !req
59. Many of these childrenCopy !req
60. just a few days after listening
to Juana's fairy talesCopy !req
61. recovered from terminal illness.Copy !req
62. And they recovered with a smile
on their face.Copy !req
63. All of the cured childrenCopy !req
64. when they were asked whether
they had any ideaCopy !req
65. why they felt better and were healed,
gave the same answer:Copy !req
66. "The Madonna made us laugh".Copy !req
67. That's a wonderful story,
Your Eminence.Copy !req
68. Yes, Holy Father,
it's a wonderful story.Copy !req
69. Beautiful...Copy !req
70. if only it were true.Copy !req
71. But Holy Father, it is true.Copy !req
72. All right, let me think about it.
I'll let you know my answer soon.Copy !req
73. Tell me about your calling.Copy !req
74. Holy Father,
the announcement of your ordersCopy !req
75. making abortion unforgivable
has unleashed the FemenCopy !req
76. and they're protesting everywhere.Copy !req
77. Underneath the Eiffel Tower,
in the European parliamentCopy !req
78. even in St. Peter's Square.Copy !req
79. I don't want to talk
about people who strip nakedCopy !req
80. in order to protest
against something.Copy !req
81. The death of Andrew...Copy !req
82. you weren't to blame.Copy !req
83. Oh, yes I was.Copy !req
84. Valente.Copy !req
85. Holy Father.Copy !req
86. I am so tired.Copy !req
87. Here I am, Holy Father.Copy !req
88. Make yourself comfortable.Copy !req
89. Did you have a good trip?Copy !req
90. Oh, I just love helicopters.Copy !req
91. They make me feel like
I'm having an adventure.Copy !req
92. Young people like you
love adventures.Copy !req
93. Holy Father, may I remind you
that we're the same age?Copy !req
94. We used to be the same age.Copy !req
95. I was so surprised and happy
to hear that you wanted to see me.Copy !req
96. I too was surprised to learn
that I needed to see you.Copy !req
97. Oh, not wanted, but needed.Copy !req
98. Weigh your words carefully,
Holy Father.Copy !req
99. I'm really tiredCopy !req
100. you know that?Copy !req
101. If you will allow me, Holy Father,
you're not tired.Copy !req
102. You're grieving
and struggling with guiltCopy !req
103. over the death of your closest
friend, Cardinal Dussolier.Copy !req
104. What did you want to talk to me
about, Holy Father?Copy !req
105. What are we doing wrong?Copy !req
106. Oh, it's very simple.Copy !req
107. We've failed to follow the eternal,
unchanging principleCopy !req
108. of the carrot and the stick.Copy !req
109. The carrot and the stick.Copy !req
110. We brought the stick
but forgot the carrot.Copy !req
111. What do you mean by carrot?Copy !req
112. An opening.Copy !req
113. What do you mean by an opening?Copy !req
114. A speech about love
and a pastoral voyage.Copy !req
115. I don't like to travel
and you know perfectly wellCopy !req
116. that I don't like to be seen.Copy !req
117. I never said that you have
to let yourself be seen.Copy !req
118. As for traveling:
everyone dislikes travelingCopy !req
119. until they actually go on a trip.Copy !req
120. Then they like it, don't they?Copy !req
121. Where are you thinking
of dragging me?Copy !req
122. To Africa.Copy !req
123. To celebrate the thirtieth
anniversary of the foundationCopy !req
124. of Sister Antonia's
first village of goodness.Copy !req
125. The first of the 250 villages
of goodness.Copy !req
126. The largest multinational
of charity.Copy !req
127. Sister Antonia calls my office
an average of fourteen times a dayCopy !req
128. to repeat her invitation.Copy !req
129. She'd gladly saw off one of her arms
to get you to come, Holy Father.Copy !req
130. Well, you just tell her
to get to sawingCopy !req
131. and then I'll be around
sooner or later.Copy !req
132. So what do you say?Copy !req
133. I'm not particularly fond
of Sister AntoniaCopy !req
134. and what's more,
several cardinals have told meCopy !req
135. she has a close and friendly
relationship with halitosis.Copy !req
136. No.Copy !req
137. This doesn't strike me
as the right ideaCopy !req
138. to settle the problems we have.Copy !req
139. As you wish, Holy Father.Copy !req
140. What I really wish
is to go back to Rome.Copy !req
141. I'm not a man
who's comfortable on vacation.Copy !req
142. All intelligent men
are uncomfortable on vacation.Copy !req
143. By the way, something that
may possibly cheer you up:Copy !req
144. Elmore Coen, your favorite author,
is on vacation in Rome.Copy !req
145. He stated in an interview with the
press that he'd like to meet you.Copy !req
146. Might that be of interest to you?Copy !req
147. I've always wanted to meet
Elmore Coen.Copy !req
148. What became...Copy !req
149. of the roller-skating children?Copy !req
150. I've loved all your books,
Mr. Coen.Copy !req
151. It's an immense honor for me
to meet you.Copy !req
152. Let's not get ahead of ourselves,
Your Holiness.Copy !req
153. After all, you're the Pope.Copy !req
154. I had heard that you wanted
to meet me too.Copy !req
155. How could I not?Copy !req
156. You are the most mysterious manCopy !req
157. of these first few decades
of the century.Copy !req
158. What writer wouldn't want
to meet you?Copy !req
159. You writers are all
so obsessed with mystery.Copy !req
160. You men of the cloth
don't kid around, either.Copy !req
161. Writers and men of the cloth
are the same that way.Copy !req
162. They can't afford
to solve the mysteryCopy !req
163. because the next day
they'd become irrelevant.Copy !req
164. Writing is the one way I've foundCopy !req
165. of concealing
my boundless ignorance.Copy !req
166. It's a fraud, reallyCopy !req
167. the way of gaining acceptance
from the worldCopy !req
168. and especially from womenCopy !req
169. who are my one and only
real interest.Copy !req
170. Oh, forgive meCopy !req
171. I've been inappropriate.Copy !req
172. Not at all.Copy !req
173. Laymen always think we priests
are scandalizedCopy !req
174. by even the slightest thingsCopy !req
175. whereas the truth
is the exact opposite.Copy !req
176. We are never scandalizedCopy !req
177. no profession has to deal with sin
on such a continual basis as ours.Copy !req
178. The confessional
is our operating room.Copy !req
179. Just as surgeons have
no fear of bloodCopy !req
180. so we priests are no longer
are afraid of scandal and sin.Copy !req
181. So how do you survive
without women?Copy !req
182. An easy answer.Copy !req
183. The foolish ones
go with women on the sly.Copy !req
184. The wise ones long ago understood
the degree to which sexCopy !req
185. as a source of pleasure,
is overvalued in our society.Copy !req
186. Your Holiness, with a few words
you have just razed to the groundCopy !req
187. three quarters
of my literary production.Copy !req
188. I've almost always
written about sexCopy !req
189. as the motor that drives the world.Copy !req
190. And you were right. But you don't
write about motors that purrCopy !req
191. you write about motors
that break down continuously.Copy !req
192. And they should have given you
a Nobel Prize for it, 20 years ago.Copy !req
193. Ah, it's true.Copy !req
194. Unfortunately, they've gotten
into the habitCopy !req
195. of giving it only
to those who don't want it.Copy !req
196. Have you ever had a girlfriend,
Your Holiness?Copy !req
197. Certainly.Copy !req
198. I've only have had one
and I remember everything about her.Copy !req
199. Whereas you, Mr. Coen,
have probably had thousandsCopy !req
200. and don't remember
a thing about them.Copy !req
201. I only remember certain perverse
and lustful details.Copy !req
202. If you remember thoseCopy !req
203. that's probably because we're
continuing lecturing youCopy !req
204. about how wrong it is
to remember them.Copy !req
205. How do you feel?Copy !req
206. Sick.Copy !req
207. They've found something wrong
with meCopy !req
208. only they're not sure what it is.Copy !req
209. Perhaps God has entered you.Copy !req
210. The more than likely
it's the devil.Copy !req
211. Are you going to resign?Copy !req
212. No, I'm not going to resign.Copy !req
213. That only makes me feel worse.Copy !req
214. You're never going to be Pope,
Michael.Copy !req
215. Get used to it.Copy !req
216. I'm the Pope and I'm going to
remain Pope until the day I die.Copy !req
217. Because I'm curious to see
how it all turns out.Copy !req
218. You don't believe in God.Copy !req
219. What did you say?Copy !req
220. I said you
don't believe in God.Copy !req
221. I was fifty years old
myself once, you know?Copy !req
222. I had my own crisis of faith.Copy !req
223. Like all priests.Copy !req
224. The second calling is
more challengingCopy !req
225. and more fraught than the first.Copy !req
226. You no longer have to deal
with the enthusiasm of youthCopy !req
227. now you must grapple
with disenchantmentCopy !req
228. and the limitations
of the rational.Copy !req
229. You don't believe in God
but that shouldn't upset you.Copy !req
230. Even though you are Pope.Copy !req
231. There's still another path
that will allow youCopy !req
232. to find the people and things
you are looking forCopy !req
233. even if you can't see it now...Copy !req
234. because all you can see
before you nowCopy !req
235. are your own doubts
and the darkness.Copy !req
236. Please, show me this other path.Copy !req
237. I beg you.Copy !req
238. If I show it to you,
then the adventure is over.Copy !req
239. Don't you see, Lenny?Copy !req
240. Your life, your PapacyCopy !req
241. is an unforgettable adventure?Copy !req
242. You truly are my spiritual fatherCopy !req
243. the best a priest
could hope to have.Copy !req
244. Michael, what must I do
to restore the Church's fate?Copy !req
245. Go to Venice and bury
two empty coffins.Copy !req
246. Gloria Patri
et Filio et Spiritui SanctoCopy !req
247. Requiem aeternam dona eis, DomineCopy !req
248. Requiescant in pace.Copy !req
249. Dominus vobiscum,
Sit nomen Domini benedictum.Copy !req
250. Adiutorium nostrum
in nomine Domini.Copy !req
251. Benedicat vos ompipotens Deus:Copy !req
252. Pater, et Filius,
et Spiritus Sanctus.Copy !req
253. Now...Copy !req
254. next Sunday...Copy !req
255. we won't see each other, my dear,
devoted faithful.Copy !req
256. I have to take a trip.Copy !req
257. I've decided to visit Africa.Copy !req
258. To celebrate
the thirtieth anniversaryCopy !req
259. of the foundation
of Sister Antonia'sCopy !req
260. first village of goodness.Copy !req
261. I know!
I know you wanted him, not me.Copy !req
262. - When will he come out?
- I'll tell you right awayCopy !req
263. so you can get it out of your mind:
he's not coming out.Copy !req
264. What does that mean:
he's not coming out?Copy !req
265. In that case, why are we bothering to
all travel together on the same flight?Copy !req
266. To feel he's closer.Copy !req
267. Sofie, you know perfectly well that
this bullshit won't sell anymore.Copy !req
268. Boys, what can I tell you?
He's not coming out.Copy !req
269. That's the official version.
Then, I, I couldn't say...Copy !req
270. Anything could happenCopy !req
271. one thing Pius XIII certainly
doesn't lack is unpredictability.Copy !req
272. Take this trip... in two hours
he told us: we're going.Copy !req
273. And we put the whole thing together
at the speed of light.Copy !req
274. But I'm going to ask him
a really important question.Copy !req
275. Not right now, you're not.
- But why won't he come out?Copy !req
276. What is he doing?
- He's praying.Copy !req
277. And we're praying, too:
that he'll talk to us.Copy !req
278. We have been praying
for months now.Copy !req
279. So what prayer is he praying?Copy !req
280. My dear boy, I still can't read
the Holy Father's mind.Copy !req
281. Well, he's not praying aloud. With
this Pope, that constitutes news.Copy !req
282. I have an important question
to ask him.Copy !req
283. I understand, Jennifer,
but he's not coming out.Copy !req
284. Prince Abadi
has prepared the stadiumCopy !req
285. for the Pope's public speech.
Will he go?Copy !req
286. Will he allow himself to be seen
in public for the first time?Copy !req
287. He said he will. In any case,
I'll keep you informed. OK?Copy !req
288. Sofie, when am I gonna be able
to ask my question?Copy !req
289. I don't know, Jennifer.Copy !req
290. Holy Father, reliable sources say
that the Kurtwell investigationCopy !req
291. is at a standstill.Copy !req
292. They say that you've sent
a man with no experienceCopy !req
293. to conduct that investigationCopy !req
294. because you don't actually
want to investigate.Copy !req
295. And there's a very specific reason
for that:Copy !req
296. Kurtwell is blackmailing you.Copy !req
297. Is that true, Holy Father?Copy !req
298. And what is Kurtwell
blackmailing you about?Copy !req
299. What does Kurtwell know about you
that we don't?Copy !req
300. Stay where you are! Nobody move!
Stay where you are!Copy !req
301. Stay where you are!
Stay where you are! Nobody move!Copy !req
302. Stay where you are!
Don't move!Copy !req
303. Don't move! Stay where you are!Copy !req
304. Let's go!Copy !req
305. This is our church.Copy !req
306. Next to it is the dormitoryCopy !req
307. the health care clinicCopy !req
308. the dental clinicCopy !req
309. the elementary schoolCopy !req
310. the catechism schoolCopy !req
311. the cafeteriaCopy !req
312. and the administrative offices.Copy !req
313. Not all that glitters is gold.Copy !req
314. That water is dangerous.Copy !req
315. It can cause fluorosis, anemiaCopy !req
316. joint pains, dental disease,
and kidney failure.Copy !req
317. The main problem afflicting
this area has to do withCopy !req
318. a supply of safe,
clean drinking water.Copy !req
319. Our benefactors send us huge
quantities of clean waterCopy !req
320. but the bureaucracy, the soldiers,
and the gangs hijack it illegallyCopy !req
321. and keep it for themselves.Copy !req
322. This is a very ingenious system
designed by a Dutch companyCopy !req
323. which donated it to us.Copy !req
324. The water condenses on the glass
and then drips into containers.Copy !req
325. There are times when
we manage to collectCopy !req
326. as much as three liters a day.Copy !req
327. Would you like some water to drink,
Your Holiness?Copy !req
328. No thanks.Copy !req
329. Forgive me, Father,
for I have sinned.Copy !req
330. I met this famous American author.Copy !req
331. What a tempter!Copy !req
332. He said he remembered
only the perverseCopy !req
333. and lustful details of women.Copy !req
334. Now I can't seem to do anything
but remember my ownCopy !req
335. very few details of that nature.Copy !req
336. You might say to me: which ones?Copy !req
337. When I met that girl in California
on a beachCopy !req
338. more than thirty years ago.Copy !req
339. She told me:Copy !req
340. "You can touch my legs".Copy !req
341. It's become an obsessive,
very unhealthy thought.Copy !req
342. Also, even though it was
in good faithCopy !req
343. I never even realized I was doing it,
I must have sinned with EstherCopy !req
344. Peter, and little Pius.Copy !req
345. They left the Vatican,
without saying goodbye to me.Copy !req
346. Just vanished.Copy !req
347. Now I can't seem to sleep at nightCopy !req
348. because I'm thinking about
the photo that they left behindCopy !req
349. a photo I thought mattered to them:Copy !req
350. a photo of me holding
little Pius in my arms.Copy !req
351. At times like thisCopy !req
352. I feel guilty, because I should be
thinking about my only true friend:Copy !req
353. Andrew Dussolier...Copy !req
354. dead because of meCopy !req
355. and yet I've already stopped
feeling guilty about it.Copy !req
356. This enormous burden swept away
by a tiny morsel of guilt.Copy !req
357. How strange the human soul can beCopy !req
358. isn't that true, Father?Copy !req
359. Finally, Father, the world!Copy !req
360. Pity, compassion...Copy !req
361. forgiveness...Copy !req
362. all these Christian virtues the
world no longer attributes to me.Copy !req
363. Can they be right?Copy !req
364. Am I cruel?Copy !req
365. All I know is everything I do,
I do for the love of God.Copy !req
366. And that's all.Copy !req
367. My penitence, Father?Copy !req
368. My penitence, Father?Copy !req
369. Do you speak English?Copy !req
370. You couldn't have told me before?Copy !req
371. You've just letting me rattle on
like an idiotCopy !req
372. for the past ten minutes!Copy !req
373. "Sister Antonia hides the water.Copy !req
374. And she uses it to control
the sick and the nuns.Copy !req
375. In exchange for a few glasses
of water she demands favorsCopy !req
376. obscene acts,
and filth I could never repeat.Copy !req
377. I beg you, please, Father,
only you can help us."Copy !req
378. Accipite et bibite ex eo omnes.Copy !req
379. Haec quotiescumque feceritisCopy !req
380. in mei memoriam facietis.Copy !req
381. I have to tell you something,
Holy Father.Copy !req
382. Your Eminence, I don't wanna
hear any more bad news.Copy !req
383. You might not believe itCopy !req
384. but for the first time I have
a piece of good news to give you.Copy !req
385. Let's hear it, then.Copy !req
386. The simple fact that you have
announced your first pastoral visitCopy !req
387. and the prospect
of your first public appearanceCopy !req
388. have resulted in a 12% increase
in the number of requestsCopy !req
389. to take part in your next mass
at St. Peter's.Copy !req
390. The morbid curiosity
prompted by absence.Copy !req
391. Your Eminence, as an orphan,
I'm very familiar with this.Copy !req
392. Holy Father, will you appear here,
in Africa, for the first time?Copy !req
393. You once asked me who I really am.Copy !req
394. Do you remember that?
- Certainly.Copy !req
395. I'm just a man. That's the answer.Copy !req
396. That's not all.Copy !req
397. Your Holiness, you are the Church.Copy !req
398. How wonderful!Copy !req
399. And to think that there are
still people who believeCopy !req
400. that God doesn't exist.Copy !req
401. What was that American journalist
on the plane referring to?Copy !req
402. Oh, probably just
one of the many slandersCopy !req
403. making the rounds
about the Holy Father.Copy !req
404. Kurtwell and Belardo
know each otherCopy !req
405. because they both
worked in New York, and that's all.Copy !req
406. Oh.Copy !req
407. Oh I...Copy !req
408. Forgive me.
- No.Copy !req
409. The civil war in this countryCopy !req
410. practically speaking,
has never stopped.Copy !req
411. It's hard to even come up with
an estimate of the number of dead.Copy !req
412. The arrival of the Holy Father
has been particularly usefulCopy !req
413. because it at least forced
the sides to call a truce.Copy !req
414. My fear is that, as soon as His Holiness
leaves this land of oursCopy !req
415. the warring bands will go back
to slaughtering each otherCopy !req
416. just like before.Copy !req
417. Prince Abadi is a good man.Copy !req
418. He's a great philanthropist,
generous with usCopy !req
419. and he does what he can
to halt the violenceCopy !req
420. but without international aid
the task is daunting.Copy !req
421. I'd use my words with care,
Mother Antonia.Copy !req
422. The U.N. denounces AbadiCopy !req
423. as a ferocious torturer
and old-school dictatorCopy !req
424. that's why there has been
no international aid.Copy !req
425. Your Eminence, I've been
in this place for many years.Copy !req
426. Prince Abadi is a good man.Copy !req
427. The United Nations has been
in this place for some time, too.Copy !req
428. Prince Abadi is a good man.Copy !req
429. The question here is: what exactly
does it mean to be a good person?Copy !req
430. Let's take you for instance Sister
are you a good person?Copy !req
431. I believe I am.
- Don't be in such a hurry.Copy !req
432. Think carefully.Copy !req
433. I try to live in accordance
with Christian values.Copy !req
434. Which ones?Copy !req
435. You can use Christian values
for all kinds of purposes.Copy !req
436. A good person is somebody
who puts himself lastCopy !req
437. who renounces
his own temptations and needsCopy !req
438. working only for the interests
of others.Copy !req
439. Now think carefully
and answer sincerelyCopy !req
440. because I won't put up with
even the tiniest lie from you:Copy !req
441. are you a good person?Copy !req
442. There seems to be some kind
of misunderstandingCopy !req
443. concerning the meaning
of my visit here to you.Copy !req
444. You think I'm here to honor you.Copy !req
445. In fact, I'm here
to ascertain your temptations.Copy !req
446. Heal yourself, Sister Antonia.Copy !req
447. Halitosis is a deformation
of the soul.Copy !req
448. Water problem.Copy !req
449. Ladies and gentlemen,
His Holiness Pius XIII.Copy !req
450. This is the vicar of ChristCopy !req
451. Pope Pius XIII,
speaking to you now.Copy !req
452. Brothers and sistersCopy !req
453. I want to be perfectly clear with you.Copy !req
454. I have visited your country
and I have seen dead bodiesCopy !req
455. lying on the groundCopy !req
456. hunger, blood, thirst, and poverty.Copy !req
457. All these things are the offspring
of the war and violenceCopy !req
458. that has clutched your land
for twelve years now.Copy !req
459. I won't say the names of those
who are guilty in this.Copy !req
460. There are too many of them.Copy !req
461. We are all guilty.Copy !req
462. We are all guilty of war and death.Copy !req
463. Always.Copy !req
464. In the same way,
we can all be guilty of peace.Copy !req
465. Always.Copy !req
466. I ask this of you on bended knee.Copy !req
467. I am ready to die for youCopy !req
468. if only you will become guilty of peace.Copy !req
469. I always say to the children who
write me from all over the world:Copy !req
470. think about all the things you like.Copy !req
471. That is God.Copy !req
472. Children like all sorts of thingsCopy !req
473. but none of them has ever written
that what they like is war.Copy !req
474. Now look at whoever is next to you.Copy !req
475. Look at them with eyes of joy
and rememberCopy !req
476. what St. Augustine said:Copy !req
477. "If you want to see God,
you have the means to do it.Copy !req
478. God is love."Copy !req
479. I, on the other handCopy !req
480. won't speak to you about God
until there is peace.Copy !req
481. Because God is peace.Copy !req
482. And peace is God.Copy !req
483. Give me peaceCopy !req
484. and I'll give you God.Copy !req
485. You don't know how wonderful
peace is.Copy !req
486. You have no idea how disconcerting
peace can be.Copy !req
487. But I know.Copy !req
488. Because I saw it
when I was eight years oldCopy !req
489. on the banks of a river
in Colorado...Copy !req
490. peace.Copy !req
491. It was beautiful.Copy !req
492. Yeah, I know.Copy !req
493. Those dancers
gave a wonderful performance.Copy !req
494. No, Holy Father,
I'm talking about your speech.Copy !req
495. It was beautiful.Copy !req
496. Holy Father, weather conditions
in Rome are critical.Copy !req
497. We're going to have to land
in Naples.Copy !req
498. I would never dare
to contradict you.Copy !req
499. Naples it is.Copy !req
500. May I touch?
- No!Copy !req
501. I need to stop
at the next gas station.Copy !req
502. Certainly, Your Holiness.Copy !req
503. O Lord...Copy !req
504. let us look each other
right in the eyesCopy !req
505. we can no longer put off
this matter.Copy !req
506. We now need to speak
about Sister Antonia.Copy !req