>> experience the true remedy for your pain and stiffness. call now. >> hello, i'm chris jansing. >> bringing you special. >> live coverage this sunday morning. >> pope leo's inauguration. >> mass is. >> set. >> to begin. >> shortly in saint. peter's square. >> marking the official. start

of his term as. >> pope and opening. >> a new chapter. >> in the 2000. >> year history. >> of the catholic church. these are live pictures from the vatican, where. >> thousands are. >> gathered for the mass, set to begin. >> in just. >> about 15 minutes. pope leo gave those gathered an early thrill, making a mass tour of the crowds in the popemobile. >> many of those. >> folks have. >> been. >> waiting for hours. >> among those. >> at the. >> vatican. delegations from. >> more than 150 countries. >> american officials like vice president jd vance and secretary. >> of state marco. >> rubio, as well. >> as the prime. ministers of canada, france and australia. >> ukrainian president. >> volodymyr zelenskyy. >> and prince edward representing the uk. >> while pope leo. >> officially became pope. >> as soon as we saw. >> that white smoke. >> from the chimney over the sistine chapel. >> today's mass will include important symbolic. >> moments, including. >> the presentation of an ecclesiastical vestment. >> known as the pallium and the ring of the fisherman. >> worn by popes.

>> going back as far as the 13th century. >> the ten. >> days since leo was. >> chosen have been packed. appearances and. >> moments. >> giving us. >> our first. glimpses into. >> not just. >> how the 69. year old. >> first american. >> pope will approach. >> the. centuries old. >> papacy. >> but what. >> messages he. >> will send from the most. >> influential pulpit in. >> the world. >> one of. >> the most. compelling images. >> of. >> the past. >> week was this. >> one. >> leo. praying at the tomb. >> of pope. >> francis at. >> saint mary major. in many ways, his. >> early messages. >> have echoed those of. >> his predecessor. >> at his. first mass as pope in the sistine. >> chapel. leo aligned. >> himself with. >> ordinary people and told cardinals. he plans to carry. >> on. >> francis's mission to care for those on the margins. >> of society. >> but he also signaled a. >> willingness to go further. >> perhaps. >> and be. more active on the world scene. >> in his. >> first sunday address last week in saint peter's. >> square. >> pope leo told. >> a. >> crowd of more than.

>> 100,000 that he wanted. >> an. >> end to all wars. >> specifically referencing gaza and ukraine. he also said he would be willing. >> to. >> play a personal role in brokering peace. and on friday, his top diplomat even said the vatican would be open to hosting talks. but even with all. of that, the new pope found. >> time to have. >> at least a little bit of fun. >> the top. >> ranked player in. the world. >> tennis player italian. jannik sinner, meeting with the pope. >> gifting him with a racket. >> and then. >> sinner suggested a quick volley. since leo is an avid player, the pope took one look at the antiques displayed throughout the vatican auditorium and said with a smile, better not. let's bring in our. >> all star. >> panel, starting with nbc news foreign correspondent claudio lavanga. chris white is vatican. >> correspondent for the national. >> catholic reporter. >> and an. msnbc vatican analyst. >> his book, pope leo. >> the 14th. >> inside the conclave and. >> the. >> dawn of a new papacy, is set to be released in june. >> we are watching. >> marco rubio right now in the

crowd heading to his seat. by the way, claudio and chris are both there. reporting live from rome. >> we also. >> have elizabeth lev, vatican author, historian. >> and guide. >> and father timothy kesicki is president of the jesuit conference. it's great to have all of you here. so, claudio, as we. watch one of the top americans going through the crowd, give us a rundown of what we'll be seeing in this mass. what are the highlights that we should be watching for? >> well, first. >> of all, chris, as you said, you know, the pope has just returned from his first automobile tour of the square and also through via della conciliazione. that is the long road that leads to rome. and a couple of takeaways from there. well, first of all, he has chosen, as pope francis did, to not use the bulletproof glass, that, for instance, pope benedict used to used to use. and also very interesting moments there where he picked up a couple of babies, but he didn't really kiss them.

>> so it was just giving, giving them a bit. >> of a pat. >> contrary to what we were used to see with francis. maybe it just needs to warm up. let's just give him time. also, he didn't get off the popemobile, but francis got off the popemobile to kiss and bless a disabled man in 2013. so all these things that you're just looking at comparisons now. but of course, as we said, these are this is just the first ten days of, of his papacy. so he just needs to get used to it. also what we're seeing, of course, is all the dignitaries that are being seated there. we've seen rubio, as you mentioned, there, also president zelensky, which i believe we're seeing now. yes. and we will see whether zelensky has said before coming here that he was open to any bilateral meeting. so we will see whether the same might happen that we've seen during the funeral of pope francis, where zelensky and trump sat in the basilica of saint petersburg. of course, trump is not here at this time,

but we'll see whether he will be meeting j.d. vance or and or marco rubio will will watch and will watch and see that very interesting detail there. now that we've seen all these dignitaries seated, if you look at the list of dignitaries, there are many more from peru than from the states. i counted 13 people from peru, the biggest, the second biggest delegation after italy. there's 13 in peru and then seven from the united states. i mean, if you're not reading into that, but chris. >> so. >> christopher, there is a certain obvious solemnity. and obvious importance to a tradition that goes back for centuries, on the other hand. and there's the picture of j.d. vance. i'm looking at some of the interviews with folks. >> in. the crowd, one of them. >> 27 year old san franciscan and a recent catholic convert, said the excitement in the air is tangible. he is buzzing about

seeing the new pope talk about the mood on the ground and what your observations are from your high vantage point. >> you know, it's interesting. >> chris, one of the things we were. >> commenting on. >> earlier is how. >> many flags. >> from the. >> united states. >> we're seeing out in the crowd. and that's not. >> uncommon to see the square just. covered with flags from the us. >> it's kind of a novelty. >> i mean, pope. >> francis had. >> a difficult. >> relationship with the. >> us church. >> and with the united states more broadly. so for this to kind of almost be. >> like a. >> hometown heroes parade today, it. >> just creates. a different atmosphere. >> but i think. >> you know, today is about being forward looking. >> we're going. >> to hear the new pope. >> give a homily where i think. >> he'll probably. >> want. >> to offer some themes that will kind of define. >> his papacy. >> it will. >> be programmatic. >> in a sense. and i think, you know, i. >> think, yes, there's lots of celebrations. >> but we'll get a better clue. >> of what he wants. >> to do as pope. >> and one of the things father

i was kidding you about is that the jesuits have lost their bragging rights. had to. hand them over to the augustinians. but this is a moment, right? this is a moment to set the stage, a moment to send a message from, as we said, arguably the most visible and most influential pulpit in the world. how will he use it, do you think? >> well, i think it's always important to. >> remember there's this. >> expression urbi et orbi, the city in the world. so he is. >> going to be. >> attentive to. >> the people in. >> rome, but he never. speaks just to those in the crowd. he knows that this is the. >> era of television. >> he's speaking to the world. i think his. pastoral heart, his love of peru, why he left the united states, not because he didn't want to be in the us, because he saw there was a greater. >> need somewhere else. >> we'll be part. >> of his message. i think he's. >> going to want to show. >> the global. >> reach of the church. and the love he. >> has. >> and. >> the desire. >> he has to connect with. everyone who's following him. >> whether they're. >> in the square or watching on television or listening on the radio.

>> liz pope leo has already shown a little more tied to maybe traditional formality. i don't know whether kissing babies as opposed to holding babies. i think the parents will still appreciate the photograph is an example of that. but, you know, people talk about the fact that he wore the richly embroidered stole over the scarlet the shoulder cover for his first official picture as pope, as opposed to the more humble garments. but visually. and as an art. >> historian, you know. >> pictures do matter. what will you be watching for today? and what's the importance of the symbolism that we're going to see throughout this mass? >> well. >> the symbolism of the mass, chris, is extraordinary, and it is something that brings. >> a absolute novelty. our very. first north american. >> pope comes into line with. >> a 2000 year old tradition. >> so while we have the.

>> excitement of the new, we have the beauty and the majesty and. >> in a. >> certain sense, the comfort of. >> something that has been. >> a tradition. >> for over 2000, for almost. >> 2000 years. >> so i think. >> that's we're going to be looking in. >> the. >> ceremony for things that, while we celebrate a looking towards the future with a new vision and a new man. >> as the. >> successor of saint peter, we're. >> also going to want to see. >> him rooted in tradition. and that brings me to your first. >> question, which is. >> a very. >> interesting one. >> i was thinking, you know, when pope francis walked out on that. balcony in those first few days, we were all. >> together. >> the same. >> squad. >> and we. >> were. >> so amazed. at this breath of fresh air. it was new. it was exciting. it was. it was fascinating. everything was so different. now we've had different. and i think in a certain sense it is different. >> it's almost. >> countercultural to be doing things that remind us more of the tradition of the church. so i think we're going to have a pontificate with pope leo, where

we have a little bit of a of a surprise, something old, something new, something borrowed. i didn't see anything blue. oh, me. >> that is you. i do wonder, father, because it is a script yet to be written, and. we're all analyzing. and we will after the mass. every little thing he says and does or posts on social media. but will he surprise? maybe he has he already. >> in some ways. >> i think he has. >> surprised. >> coming. >> out of the first. >> us born. >> pope. >> and i know many people were. >> hoping he would. >> speak in english and he didn't. and i think. >> he was. >> speaking again to those who were gathered. but his i. >> think. love of. >> the church, his. >> having been born after the second vatican council. >> i think he's going to show a modern papacy. >> but not modern in the. >> sense of bowing to everything. >> that's happening in. >> the world, but. >> modern in the sense of he's. >> from a new. >> generation, he has breathing.

>> new life. he comes. >> from the new. >> world like his predecessor. >> and i think he's going to. >> show. >> in a sense, how the us has grown as. >> a church. >> but also a contribution. >> we can make to the. global communion. >> liz, you have seen this picture that we're seeing in person thousands upon thousands of times. but as we talk about symbolism and we talk about this most famous place in the roman catholic church, tell us what we're seeing. >> well. >> we're walking along the nave of saint peter's basilica. >> and to. >> see it. >> from. >> this vantage. point with. >> all of the priests. >> in their white robes, they're marching down this incredibly long, extraordinarily beautiful nave, which is actually it's from the word boat. so they're sailing towards this space, which is the tomb of saint peter. those candlesticks you see right now, they surround a confessio, a lowered area where we have the. tomb of saint

peter, which is visible now under the papal altar. and this is where the rite begins. it begins with with new pope leo the 14th at the tomb of saint peter, where he receives his very first insignia of this, this, this job. he has this mission. he has, as the 266 successor to the first pope. and you're looking at these insignia. so this is the podium draped around his shoulders. it's an ancient, ancient greco-roman idea of something that is worn. but in the course of christianity assimilating it, it became a symbol of the sheep. the pope is the good shepherd, carrying the sheep on his shoulders. and those three pins, symbols of the three nails of christ's crucifixion. so it's a it's a every single image is charged with, with meaning. there we are looking at the tomb

of saint peter, the hole in the ground. peter was executed for a crime he didn't commit 2000 years ago. his body was thrown in a hole in the ground right there. and all of the beautiful things you see around it spring from the sacrifice that that man made. so for pope leo the 14th, it is a reminder he has very big shoes to fill. >> i must say, father, and i am catholic. i was. born catholic, and nevertheless, when i've gone down to that tomb upon which this magnificent basilica is built, i have been with non-catholics, and there is a certain power to that place that is very difficult to describe. >> yes. and you see that. >> power, not just. >> if you're in the tomb, but if you're. >> anywhere in rome, because from that. >> tomb going all. >> the. >> way up through the, the. >> the cupola. >> of michelangelo's. >> basilica, there. >> is the. >> cross. >> and. the cross takes you

right down. so, in a sense. anywhere you are in rome, you have a. link to peter. >> who sacrificed himself. >> to. >> build the church, the. >> rock upon which. >> the church. >> was built. >> and i'll. >> never forget. >> once i think. >> it was. >> the former. >> archbishop of chicago, cardinal francis george, was. >> looking out when. >> i think pope. >> benedict was. >> announced. >> and. >> he thought of. >> all the. >> emperors nero and caesar, who. >> have since. >> vanished, he said. >> but here is. >> the successor. >> to peter, standing just. >> next to me in the next balcony. so it shows. the power of the. >> faith rooted in that. >> grave. >> to. >> flourish as the world is watching today. >> and chris white, as someone who goes there essentially to work every day and, and claudio can feel free to chime in on this as well. the power of that place as a tourist draw. but again, it always strikes me when i go in there the things that people stop and look at the way in a in a time when everybody

has their phone out and they're taking photos, there is often something that draws their attention that makes them stop for a moment. now, whether that's a religious experience, whether that's an artistic experience, whatever it is. but as we watch this beautiful ceremony begin to unfold, chris, talk about just the draw of that place as somewhere that people feel called to be. >> chris, i think we're we're. >> experiencing that. >> in. >> real time. >> in this moment. >> i mean, we. >> have not just. >> world leaders. >> but leaders. >> from every faith. tradition present. >> here for this occasion. >> and i think it's because of this draw the. >> office of the. of the papacy. yes. but this. >> place, that. >> and what it. represents the. >> office of peter. >> and the architecture. >> of course, only buttresses that. >> and i. think that is why we feel the. >> weight of the moment. >> when we. >> stand in. >> saint peter's. >> and when. >> we're there in.

>> this moment. >> watching, you know. the opening. >> of this first mass. it is. >> to draw. >> us in. >> to, to. >> to contemplate. >> you know. >> 2000 years of tradition. >> and we will begin with a simple phrase that any catholic knows. tu es petrus, you are peter. and on this rock i will build my church, the mass on vatican tv. let's listen. >> to. >> the. return of.

>> the great lord. as we come. >> up at the. beginning of the celebration. >> we unite ourselves. >> with the holy. >> father and all. >> people of goodwill. and we pray. >> for. >> his ministry. >> we are. >> all. >> lord. >> of.

>> the holy father. >> then. >> putting the. >> incense and the. >> terrible, he will then. incense the apostolic trofim. and after this short prayer. >> the. >> confession of saint. >> peter. >> the entrance. >> procession will. >> move towards the altar. >> in this. >> great saint peter's square. >> and we'll. >> be singing. the lotus regere. invoking the intercession of the

holy pontiffs, martyrs and saints of the roman church.

>> we see the deacons. taking the trays. >> containing the pallium. >> and the fisherman's ring from the altar of the confession, the confession, the tomb of saint peter where they relayed, and the holy father, pope leo the 14th, joins. >> the procession. >> as we hear the loudest, christ conquers. >> christ reigns. >> christ commands. is the. >> christmas. >> with the son. >> subramanian, who? >> with the oliver. was buried.

>> and who? >> prayed for whom? we. who are. you are. the mighty are. the. love of you. >> the. >> sun for yours is the sun. the love. >> of your love. >> son. pray god. holy are. >> you, son. >> pay your. >> the love. >> of you are. >> grateful. place for. >> us. >> praise to thee. >> let us.

>> and we. >> hear the. >> strains of the litany. >> of the saints. >> a special litany. >> that prays. >> for the church. >> the saints intercede for the church. >> and for the new pope. >> the imprisonment. >> will. in all. >> history. for all. >> the creed of hundred. >> and we are. >> a story that. >> we are. the. >> of frequency of. >> lord. >> whom we. >> the lord. you are. >> webex. >> for you. >> are the.

>> son of. >> oh. bishop of rome, and successor of. >> peter. >> who today begins. >> his ministry. grant strength and understanding. >> of the holy. >> spirit and solicitude. >> towards the universal church. >> and will. >> continue praying. >> for all the choirs leading us in prayer during. >> this litany. >> oh! >> the love. >> you are! >> sunday. >> oh! >> glory above. >> you, god! >> sunday, giving praise. >> the lord. are you the. >> sunday of. >> the lord? >> you are.

>> sunday read. >> you are, you are. sunday. monday. glory. >> you are. >> you are. >> you are sunday. >> the name. >> who you are. >> you are. >> sunday. >> the theme of. >> the look. >> of you. >> the place, lord. >> achieve. >> this holy. >> place in.

>> this hour. >> holy christ. >> and the prisoner. with all. >> his offer to. every. >> ministry. >> you are good on. >> good. >> come to us. who? is holy. >> to prominence. to cleanse the. >> glory of god. you are, you

are. >> great. >> who? >> lord of the. >> surface is great. >> glory of. >> love you are. >> sunday. >> the day. holy you are, you are. sunday. we are. who you are. >> you are. >> sunday to be. are. >> to all. >> of you are. >> sunday. good. >> to all of. >> you are. >> sunday. great.

>> all of you are. >> sunday to. >> you come. >> you are. >> great. amazing. the lord. >> of your god. >> almighty. >> you. >> to you. >> but you are. >> sunday your. >> of you are. >> sunday. great glory. of you. >> the of you are. >> great. >> of you are. >> sunday great of. the lord.

>> you. >> are. >> sunday. >> who you are. you are sunday. >> of the. >> of you are. >> great to. >> be jesus. >> premier crystals in. >> and in this litany of the saints. now we will hear. >> king of kings and our response our king. >> when. >> our daughter.

>> is so many crystals and the wisdom. of this to our governors and all. >> our fellow. >> citizens praying with us. be true peace. >> in their hearts and fulfillment. >> of their vows. >> may we. offer you, my friend, who. i see you, chris. >> we are all. we see. >> pope leo the 14th. >> emerge from the basilica of saint peter. >> at the end of this procession. >> to the altar set up here on the. >> steps to begin. >> this mass. >> of inauguration of his

petrine ministry. >> all of you are. >> unveiling your. >> new sunday. >> we. >> of you the. >> sunday brett kavanaugh. >> to the. >> all of. >> you are. >> the new. >> the new. those of. >> you the. >> sunday ambrose. glory of. >> god you. >> are sunday. >> your holy name.

>> to all. >> of you the. >> sunday who see. the laws of god. and they are our. laws. >> and you are. >> sunday. those in. >> every morning until, until. >> now. >> as the litany of saints continues, hopefully. >> the 14th takes the thurible. and incense is the altar. the incense. >> symbolizing our prayers. >> rising up to god. for those. >> of you. >> branches of. holy. your

incense is the image of our lady of good counsel. as we were saying earlier, he has a deep devotion to our lady. >> especially. >> this image of our lady. this comes from the sanctuary of our lady of good counsel in genazzano, near rome. >> our way. >> for those of you. british, everybody. of your mother. sunday, all the day. >> are we, lord? >> those of you. with branches.

for those. >> of you are. >> sunday. >> your praiseworthy. >> good. >> good. >> and the gathering of. the loss. of. >> you the. >> son of. holy, those. >> of you. >> the. >> on sunday, sunday day. those of you are. >> christians. the trend. >> is to sing.

>> here this calling. >> you to him alone. >> be authority, praise and rejoicing through endless ages of ages. may they. >> have. >> favorable times. >> and our response. >> will be, may those redeemed by the blood of christ have favorable times. >> of our. >> death. lord of. >> our really. >> great. decreasing may. >> be given. >> in the. >> earth. >> for free.

>> spirit of. you see that. >> we are. >> counting on. christ. >> and now we. prepare to. >> begin this liturgical celebration. >> with the liturgical greeting. and. >> spiritus our. father for. >> the.

>> brothers and sisters, on this day made by the lord, we renew the memory of our baptism through the sign of this water. >> which. >> will be sprinkled on us. may he help us by his grace, to remain faithful to the spirit we have received. domine, deus. omnipotens properly to others. >> to. >> propitious at mirabilis. lord our god, in your mercy be present to your people's prayers. and for us who recall the wondrous work of our creation, and the still greater work of our redemption. graciously bless water, for you created water to make the fields fruitful and to refresh and cleanse our bodies. you also

made water the instrument of your mercy. for through water you freed your people from slavery and quenched their thirst in the desert. water. the prophets proclaimed the new covenant you were to enter upon with the human race. and last of all, through water, which christ made holy in the jordan. you have renewed our corrupted nature in the bath of regeneration. the baptismal. therefore may this water be for us a memorial of the baptism we have received, and grant that we may share in the gladness of our brothers and sisters who at easter have received their baptism through christ our lord.

we. >> are. >> asperges the people of god, represented. >> here by those who. >> are. >> gathered in. >> saint peter's. >> square for this. >> holy mass. and we hear the choir sing. >> i saw water. >> flowing from the temple from its right. >> hand side. >> alleluia! and all. >> to whom this water. >> came were saved, and shall say, alleluia, alleluia. lord. >> and god said, in what? you.

behold. me. i. >> your are. >> your. they us omnipotence knows. this for that for who you say. the mighty god cleanse us of our sins, and through the celebration of this eucharist, make us worthy to share at the table of his kingdom.

>> gloria in excelsis day. holy. >> let our. >> lord. >> the lord.

>> glory be, are blessed. >> diblasio's. >> and glory of. >> the living. >> word, whose mother? >> glory the holy. >> kingdom. may be with. me ever. hold on, you said. in you by. the power the will.

>> we said. >> with holy. >> spirit, god. >> of whom we so. >> shipping make. >> us the honor. >> and glory. >> of instead. >> of god we. glory on whose souls are. >> shadows of. >> who. >> are.

yet. >> on the. >> sea. >> who? >> bring glory of. >> the lord. by. the use. super patron. apostles.

preposition ecclesiam to one who is a providential design, willed that your church be built upon blessed peter, whom you set over the other apostles. look with favor on me, your servant, whom you have chosen as the successor of peter. grant that i may always be for your people the visible source and foundation of its unity in faith and communion through our lord jesus christ, your son, who lives and reigns with you in the unity of the holy spirit, god, forever and ever. >> and now we will hear the first. >> reading read in spanish. >> espiritu santo. pedro dijo. >> a reading from the. >> acts of the apostles. in

those. >> days peter. >> filled with the. >> holy spirit. >> said to them, rulers of the. people and. >> elders. >> if we are being examined today concerning. >> a good deed done to a. >> crippled man. >> by what means this. >> man has. >> been healed, let it. >> be known. >> to. >> all of you and to all the. >> people. of israel. that by the name of jesus. >> christ of nazareth, whom you crucified. >> whom god raised. >> from the dead. >> by him. >> this man. >> is standing before you. well. >> this jesus. >> is the stone. >> that was. rejected by you, the builders. >> which has become the cornerstone. and there is. >> salvation in no one. >> else. >> for there is no other. >> name under heaven. >> given among men.

>> by which we must be saved. >> the responsorial. >> psalm is give praise to the lord, for he. >> is good. >> alleluia. alleluia, alleluia. >> praise. >> our. we know them, o. lord. but let. alleluia.

>> i will. >> thank you, for. >> you. have answered. >> and you. >> are my savior. >> the stone. >> that the builders rejected. >> has become the cornerstone. by the lord. >> has this been done? >> a marvel in our eyes. >> this is. >> the. >> day the. lord has made. let us rejoice in it and be glad. in

your becker, lord. alleluia, alleluia. say. to. >> you are. >> my god. >> i praise you, my god, i exalt you. give praise to the lord, for. he is good. his mercy endures forever. >> and god. >> in your burger, lord. >> alleluia.

>> a reading from. >> the first letter of saint peter. beloved, i exhort the elders. >> among you. >> as a fellow elder and. >> a. >> witness of the sufferings of christ, as well as a partaker in the glory that is going to be revealed. shepherd the flock of god that is. among you, exercising oversight. >> not under. >> compulsion, but willingly, as. god would have you, not for shameful. >> gain. >> but eagerly. >> not domineering. >> over those in your charge, but being examples to the flock. and when the chief shepherd appears, you will receive the. >> unfading crown. >> of glory. and the god of all

grace, who has called you to his. >> eternal glory. >> in christ, will himself restore. >> confirm, strengthen. >> and establish you to him. >> be the dominion. forever and ever. amen. >> all.

>> let. let it sit on. the. floor. for all this time. simon peter said to the. >> other disciples, i am going fishing. the apostles. >> said to. >> him. >> we will go with you. >> he. said.

>> lord. >> i have. not. alleluia! >> on. >> the fishing boat, and they all. peter. peter. jesus said to

the disciples. >> and simon. cast the net. so they. >> cast it, and now they were not able to haul it in because of the quantity. >> of fish. >> now the. >> lord.

>> alleluia. lord. >> dominus vobiscum. >> lectio sancti evangelii secundum. >> your. >> gloria be glory.

>> as the deacon incenses the gold. the gospels. we prepare to hear a reading from the holy gospel according to john. >> cool. >> manifesta set. >> say jesus disciples we. at brandeis said come a. >> d cheat. simone petrol. >> simon yohanis. dele jesus may. plus he. d. at him. when jesus had revealed himself to his disciples and they had finished breakfast, jesus said to simon peter, simon, son of john, do you love me more than these? he said to him, yes, lord, you know that i love you.

he said to him, feed my lambs. jesus made. he said to him a second time, simon, son of john, do you love me? he said to him, yes, lord, you know that i love you. he said to him, tend my sheep. he said to him the third time, simon, son of john, do you love me? country? peter was grieved because he said to him the third time, do you love me? and he said to him, lord, you know everything. you know that i love you. to. omnia she. to con

yoshi's we are. typekit jesus said to him, feed my sheep. >> amen, amen. >> god be. commersonia. gingiva station. at. un. us will be bolivia. truly, truly, i say to you, when you were young, you used to dress yourself and walk wherever you wanted. but when you are old, you will stretch out your hands and another will dress you and carry you where you do not want to go. this is to show by what kind of death he was to glorify god. day. and after saying this, he said to him, follow me. said.

>> verbum doi. >> the spirit christmas. >> and now we will hear. the gospel. the same gospel. >> read in greek. >> sophia. of. italy passing. >> great. >> to. you to the lord. glory

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>> everybody. >> so we all the. soul. can also see. all. the. see all. >> the stars. of heaven. >> oh, poor lord, of all. the. me. oh! lord. so we.

>> and the deacons possess. >> with the book. >> of the gospels. >> and to bring it to the holy father, so. >> that. he may venerate. >> kiss the book of the. >> gospels, and a sign. >> of fidelity to. christ's word. and at this point, after the gospel, the.

>> we will have. >> the conferral. >> of the signs. >> of the petrine ministry upon the new pope, pope leo the 14th. >> the three cardinals. >> who will confer these symbols of that represent the successor of saint peter. they make their way in front of the holy father. >> and processed. >> with the symbols. >> they use. we adore that. the motto is. >> pastor of. >> young dominum nostrum. >> christum. >> may the god of peace. >> who.

>> brought back from. >> the dead our. >> lord jesus christ, the great. >> shepherd of the sheep, bestow upon you the. pallium taken from the. >> tomb of. >> the. >> apostle peter. >> the good shepherd charged. >> peter to feed his lambs. >> and his sheep. today you succeed. >> him as. >> the. >> bishop of. >> this church. >> to which he and the apostle. >> paul were fathers. >> in faith. >> may the. >> spirit of truth. >> who proceeds from the father grant you. >> his abundant. >> gifts of wisdom and eloquence in the ministry. >> of confirming your brethren. >> in the unity of faith. >> and cardinal. >> dominique mamberti. >> a cardinal. >> deacon representing europe,

confers upon pope leo the 14th the pallium. this liturgical insignia. >> of the roman. >> pontiff is made. >> of white wool. and symbol. >> of the bishop. >> as the good shepherd. >> and at the same time of the lamb crucified. >> for the salvation of the human race. the lamb's. >> wool is meant to represent the lost. >> the sick and the weak sheep with which the shepherd places on. >> his shoulders. >> and he carries to the. >> waters of life. and now cardinal. >> ambongo. >> archbishop of. >> kinshasa, representing. >> the cardinal.

>> priests of. >> the eucharist. supplication ecclesiae. >> to. >> adesto. >> oh god, who do not disappoint those who call upon you with upright and devout hearts. hear the fervent prayer of your church, and pour forth your blessing upon your servant, our pope, to whom, through humble service you have granted primacy in the apostolic office. may he be strengthened by the gift of your holy spirit, and worthily exercise his ministry in accordance with the eminent charism he has received through christ our lord. oh!

>> and now cardinal luis. >> antonio tagle, the prefect of the dicastery. >> for evangelization. >> and representative. of the. >> rank of cardinal bishops, will. >> confer the ring. >> of the fisherman. >> pastor animarum nostrorum. >> christus filius de vivi. >> most holy father. >> may christ. >> the son of the. >> living god. >> the shepherd and guardian of our souls. >> who built. >> his church upon. >> rock. >> grant you the ring, the seal. of peter, the. >> fisherman who put. >> his hope. >> in. >> him. >> on the sea of. >> galilee. >> and to whom. >> the lord. jesus entrusted the keys. >> of the kingdom. >> of heaven. >> today you succeed the

blessed. >> apostle peter. >> as bishop of this church. >> which presides. >> over the unity of. >> charity. >> as the blessed apostle. >> paul has. >> taught. >> may the spirit of charity poured into. our hearts. grant. you the. >> gentleness and strength. >> to persevere. >> through, to. preserve through. >> your ministry. >> all those who believe in. >> christ. >> in unity and fellowship. and cardinal traglia confers the ring of the. >> fisherman, which is. >> unique to pope. >> leo, on his finger. for. this ring. has roots in the new testament.

>> the holy. >> father looks. at it, newly placed upon his. >> ring. >> finger of his. >> right hand. >> it's called. >> the fisherman's. >> ring because peter was the. >> fisherman apostle. >> he believed. >> in jesus. >> s word, and he dragged. >> the nets containing. >> the miraculous. >> catch of fish from the boat to the lake shore. >> and today. >> to the church. >> and the successors of the apostles are told to. >> put. >> out into the. deep sea of. >> history. >> and to let down his nets. >> and pope. leo takes the book of the. >> gospels and. holds it up for veneration. >> of all the faithful.

>> and having. >> received the blessing. from the holy father with the book of the gospels, we will. >> the choir will. >> sing in. >> greek many. >> years to you, lord. >> our.

lord. who. has made. >> and as we mentioned at the beginning of this liturgy, the. >> representatives of the various parts. >> of the catholic church the

cardinals. >> bishops. >> priests. >> deacons, married. >> people. >> and lay faithful young people come to pledge their. obedience symbolically for the rest of the people of god. to the. >> new pope. >> pope leo the 14th. as we hear. >> in the background. the choir sing. >> you are peter, and. >> on this rock. >> i will build my. >> church, and the gates of hell shall not prevail against it. i will give. >> you the keys of the kingdom. >> of heaven. >> and.