Name: John Paul II, the pilgrim pope
Brand: BBC Records
SKU: REB445
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Detail			Value
Catalogue number			REB 445
Title			John Paul II, the pilgrim pope
Artist(s)			Various
Cover condition			Near mint
Record condition			Near mint
BBC records label code			D
Item deleted?			Yes
Released			1982
Distributed / printed by			PRT RECORDS (Sales) LTD
Country of origin			UK
Media type			Primary
Media genre			Music - Religious View all other tracks listed as Music - Religious.
Run-off codes / Shop bar codes			REB 445 A1 PAG REB 445 B1 PAG
Lacquer cut at and by			P.R. Records Limited or Adrenalin - Peter Lawrence. Information provided by Discogs website.
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Side & track	Track and Artist	Length
Tracks Below is a list of tracks for this release.
A1	The arrival at Gatwick Airport of Pope John Paul II. The Pope's message to the people of Britain. Commentary by John Timpson	35.02
The Mass at Westminister Cathedral, London on 28th May
A2	Homily by Pope John Paul II (excerpts). Part of the Eucharistic Prayer (Celebrant
A3	The Pope speaks from the balcony of Westminster Cathedral
A4	Pope John Paul II and H. M. The Queen at Buckingham Palace, commentary by David Dimbleby
The service for the sick and disabled at St. George's Cathedral, Southwark
A5	Homily by Pope John Paul II to those gathered outside the Cathedral
A celebration of Faith in the Cathedral Church of Christ, Canterbury, on 29th May
A6	Commentary by Peter Jones. Fanfare played by the Philip Jones Brass Ensemble
A7	Let the angelic choirs of Heaven [Giovanni Gabrieli, sung by the Choirs of Canterbury and Rochester Cathedrals conducted by Allan Wicks, organist David Flood]
A8	Address by the Archbishop of Canterbury, the Most Rev. & Rt. Hon. Robert Runcie, M.C., P.C.
A9	Pray the Jerusalem may have peace and felicity [York Scottish Psalter 1615, sung by the Choirs and Congregation conducted by Allan Wicks, organist David Flood]
A10	Renewal of Baptismal Vows and Address by Pope John Paul II
The mass at Wembley Stadium, London, on 29th May
A11	Entrance of the Pope and Bishops
A12	Hymn - Come, Holy Ghost [Thomas Tallis / Arr. David Willcocks. Sung by the Choirs of Westminster Cathedral and St. George's Cathedral, Southwark and special Choir of 350 from nine Roman Catholic dioces]
A13	Address of Welcome by His Eminence Cardinal G. B. Hume
A14	Glory to God in the Highest (from A Festival Responsorial Mass) [Philip Duffy / Sung by the Choirs of Westminster Cathedral and St. George's Cathedral, Southwark, with the Philip Jones Brass Ensemb]
A15	Homily by Pope John Paul II (excerpt)
A16	Recessional Hymn - Hail the day that sees them rise [R. Williams / Arr. David Willcocks: words Charles Wesley and others. Sung by the Choirs of Westminster Cathedral and St. George's Cathedral, Southwall]
Gathering of 20,000 Polish people in Britain at Crystal Palace, London, on 30th May
A17	Spontaneous singing from the crowd as the Pope leaves after addressing them in Polish. Czanrna Madonna
Mass at Coventry Airport on 30th May
A18	Homily by Pope John Paul II (excerpts)
Ceremony of Welcome at the Anglican Cathedral, Liverpool on 30th May
B1	Hymn	37.02
Polish Christmas Carol
B2	Lulajze Jezuniu (Trad.) Sung by the Choir conducted by Ian Tracey
Mass at the Metropolitan Cathedral of Christ the King, Liverpool
B3	Alleluia [Philip Duffy 1967. Sung by the Choir of the Metropolitan Cathedral conducted by Philip Duffy, organist Terence Duffy]
B4	Homily by Pope John Paul II (excerpt)
B5	Hymn - Where love and loving-kindness dwell - Tune [Billing by Sir Richard Terry arr. Philip Duffy, text - Ubi Caritus para - Geoffrey Preston OP. Sung by the Choir conducted by Philip Duffy, organist]
B6	The Pope speaks to the young people of the Cathedral who sing Hymn - Merseyside on the Piazza o Bind us together, Lord
Mass at Heaton Park, Manchester on 31st May
B7	Polish song - Boigurodzica ''Mother of God'' the oldest religious song in Poland. [Traditional / Sung by massed Polish Choirs conducted by Bernard Opeldus]
Rally at Knacesmire Racecource, York
B8	Address by Pope John Paul II (excerpt)
B9	Description of the arrival of the Pope at Turnhouse Airport, Edinburgh, by Jack Reagan
Youth Rally at Murrayfield Stadium, Edinburgh
B10	Address by John Paul II (excerpts)
Pope John Paul II is greeted by the Moderator of the General Assembly of the Church of Scotland at the Assembly Hall, Edinburgh
B11	Address of Welcome by the Moderator
Address of Welcome at St. Mary's Roman Catholic Cathedral, Edinburgh
B12	Address by His Eminence Cardinal G. Gray
B13	Salve sung by the Choir of St. Mary's Cathedral conducted by George Farmer
B14	Will ye no come back again? (Trad.) Sung by the teachers and students of St. Andrew's College, Bearsden, Glasgow
Mass at Bellahouston Park, Glasgow on 1st June
B15	Hymn
B16	Address by Pope John Paul II (excerpts)
B17	The Whole World in His Hands (Trad.) Sung spontaneously by the crowd
Mass at Pontcanna Fields, Cardiff, on 2nd June
B18	Ave Verum Corpus sung by a Welch Youth Choir
Youth Rally at Ninian Park, Cardiff
B19	Address by Pope John Paul II (excerpts)
Departure from Cardiff Airport
B20	Final Blessing by Pope John Paul II
B21	Song - Our God Reigns [Leonard E. Smith Jnr. / Sung and played by those at the Youth Rally, Cardiff]
Total length of media 1:12:04.

Duplicates Below listed is any duplicates I have for this release.
Duplicate item 1			Reason Mistake, condition SMDY Run off code(s) REB 445 A1 PAG REB 445 B1 PAG
Duplicate item 2			Reason Mistake, condition DMDY Run off code(s) REB 445 A2 PAG REB 445 B2 PAG

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Extra notes on cover, middle (gatefold sleeve) and any inserts
We are to welcome a Pope to our shores for the first time in history. It is sure to be a visit of immense significance for our spiritual and religious life as a Roman Catholic community. We hope, too, that it will provide fresh impetus towards visible Christian unity, both with the Anglican Church and with all other Christian bodies in our land. We would like to think that in different ways the whole nation will be able to share our joy and benefit from the presence among us of this man of God. CARDINAL BASIL HUME 10th February, 1982. The historic visit to Great Britain of Pope John Paul II. His Holiness John Paul II speaks to 80,000 people at Wembley Stadium, London. ''As I look at this great assembly I am full of respect for each of you. You are God's sons and daughters: He loves you. I believe in you. I believe in all mankind. I believe in the unique dignity of every human being. I believe that each individual has a value that can never be ignored or taken away. Yet I also know that often, too often, human dignity and human rights are not respected. Man is set against man, class against class, in useless conflicts. Immigrants, people of a different colour, religion or culture, suffer discrimination and hostility. The heart of man is restless and troubled. Man conquers space but is unsure about himself; he is confused about the direction in which he is heading. It is tragic that our technological mastery is greater than out wisdom about ourselves. All this must be changed. ''O Lord, the earth is full of your creatures ... When you send forth your spirit, they are created, and you renew the face of the earth'' (Ps. 104:24,30). Let this be our plea. May we be renewed in the depths of our hearts in the power of the Holy Spirit.''

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BBC Radio Enterprises Ltd and BBC Enterprises Ltd, predecessors of BBC Worldwide / BBC Worldwide Ltd., the BBC's commercial arm. Formed 1968 and 1979 respectively, they were a subsidiary wholly owned by the BBC and merged into BBC Worldwide in 1995. In that time, there were companies set up within or structured brands as part of the company to deal with separate parts of the business, e.g. BBC Records for recorded audio. Sometimes written as BBC Enterprise Ltd. The items shown here are from the "main" BBC Records and Tapes library covering a wide secletion of genres from themes, comedy dramas and others, depending on which format you have selected.