World Youth Days - Totus2us

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On this Totus2us podcast, young people talk about their experiences at a WYD / JMJ. Plus there's JPII's Letter to his 'dear young people' and the annual WYD / JMJ messages from our Holy Father. In 1978 the new Pope John Paul II said to the young people in St Peter's square: "You are the hope of the Church and of the world. You are my hope." St John Paul II repeated these words many times, both at the gatherings of young people on his pilgrim journeys and in particular at World Youth Days, which had their beginnings in 1984 when JPII held an International Youth Meeting in St Peter's Square on Palm Sunday, and a week later on Easter Sunday entrusted young people with the Cross. This simple wooden Cross has been carried round the world by young people since. 1985 was declared an "International Year for Youth" by the UN; John Paul II wrote his Apostolic Letter Dilecti Amici to the youth of the world and in December announced the institution of World Youth Day. WYD / JMJ / GMG has been celebrated internationally in Buenos Aires, Santiago de Compostela, Czestochowa, Denver, Manila, Paris, Rome, and Toronto with JPII, in Cologne, Sydney and Madrid with Papa Benedict XVI and in Rio de Janeiro and Cracow with Pope Francis. For much more Totus2us.com - dedicated to Our Lady, it is inspired by our holy fathers St JPII, BXVI and Pope Francis. Totus Tuus (All Yours) was JPII's motto to Mary; Our Lady is also everything to us - Totus2us.

Episodios

  • WYD / JMJ 2011 Madrid - Emily, Alex, John et Pape Benoît XVI - Firmes en la Fe - Totus2us

    23/08/2011 Duración: 07min

    World Youth Day / Jornadas Mundiales de la Juventud 2011 Madrid. Emily, from France: "This summer I answered the Pope's call and the experience was just exhilarating, simply, simply just mind-blowing.  Meeting so many young people, making new friends and all sharing the same faith is just a great experience. I think for anybody it's a great way to either discover faith, reinforce it or rediscover it." Alex, from England: "I was completely amazed by the whole experience: the crowds were humongous and every nationality under the sun." John, from Wales: "The highlight for me, as well as seeing the Pope which was great, was the vigil leading a Holy Hour of praise and worship from 2-3 am in an open tent. So there was Jesus in the Blessed Sacrament, above us was just the moon and the stars, it was wonderful, just wonderful." Pape Benoît XVI: "Chers jeunes francophones, soyez fiers d’avoir reçu le don de la foi, c’est elle qui illuminera votre vie à chaque instant. Appuyez-vous sur la foi de vos proches, sur la foi

  • WYD / JMJ 2011 Madrid - Benjamin, Bunty, Chilekwa and Pope Benedict XVI - Firmes en la Fe - Totus2us

    22/08/2011 Duración: 05min

    World Youth Day / Jornadas Mundiales de la Juventud 2011 Madrid. Benjamin, from London: "The best experience is sharing the faith with so many other people from across all corners of the world. It's the best thing ever and seeing so many other young Catholics, strong in the faith and all having a joyful time altogether." Bunty, from England: "Seeing millions of pilgrims on our walk, they're all young, like my age, seeing how much they love God was such a boost for my own faith. I didn't realise how much it would effect me and how much it would move my heart to see the sheer amount of love of God and representation from all over the world, you see the Church come into its own almost, it just lights you up inside." Chilekwa, from Zambia: "My experience has been overwhelming and it has been very amazing. I've learnt so much, I've seen my weakness, I've seen my strength. Just coming here has made me even closer to Christ and having the Pope around has been really amazing." Pope Benedict XVI: "Dear young people,

  • WYD / JMJ 2011 Madrid - Message for 26th World Youth Day by Benedict XVI - Firmes en la Fe - Totus2us

    21/08/2011 Duración: 27min

    WYD / Jornadas Mundiales de la Juventud 2011 Madrid. BXVI: "As the Successor of the Apostle Peter, I too want to confirm you in the faith. We firmly believe that Jesus Christ offered himself on the Cross in order to give us his love. In his passion, he bore our sufferings, took upon himself our sins, obtained forgiveness for us and reconciled us with God the Father, opening for us the way to eternal life. Thus we were freed from the thing that most encumbers our lives: the slavery of sin. We can love everyone, even our enemies, and we can share this love with the poorest of our brothers and sisters and all those in difficulty. Dear friends, the Cross often frightens us because it seems to be a denial of life. In fact, the opposite is true! It is God’s “yes” to mankind, the supreme expression of his love and the source from which eternal life flows. Indeed, it is from Jesus’ heart, pierced on the Cross, that this divine life streamed forth, ever accessible to those who raise their eyes towards the Crucified On

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