(E01) Voiello: Message is power. His weaknesses, painful experiences and sins, especially the sins he committed, because of the sins we have committed in the past, we will repeat the same mistakes in the future, because people, like God, never change. (E03) Voiello: You are invincible, Sister Mary. Sister Mary: No one is invincible, Lord Bishop. Just be patient, that is, a matter of time. And that's what I'm asking of you, time and patience. Old Cardinal: We try hard all our lives, we still try until we die, that's what we do as priests, we give weight to God! Gutierrez and the Pope. (E04) Voiello: I don't want to hurt anyone, Esther said tearfully, that's what I've heard people say the most in my life, and they all believed what they said, and she also believed what she said. Say, poor girl, she didn't know until the last day we could think that we were sentenced to continue our crimes. That's why I need you, Girolamo, you are my oasis, you are my saviour, and you, Girolamo, are the only sinless soul in this world. Only you, Girolamo, can truly touch the hem of the holy skirt, and you don't know and will never know what it means to live the wrong day every day. Forgive me, if you can, Girolamo.
Pope: You are afraid. Before I accepted my fate as head of the church, I was also afraid.
Gutierrez: How did you overcome your fear?
Pope: By surrendering to the complex and unpredictable architecture that God has designed for us.
(E05)
Pope: Esther, I love the Lord because it is so painful to love mortals. I love the Lord. Whether he never leaves me or abandons me, the Lord and the absence of the Lord always make me feel at ease and firm. I'm a priest and I've turned my back on my men and women because I don't want to suffer, because I don't have the ability to endure the pain of love, because I'm not happy, like all priests. It would be nice if I could love you the way you want, but that can't be because I'm not a man, I'm a coward, like all priests.
Voiello: We only love the Lord because it is so painful to love other men and women, you and I have abandoned our faithful believers, because we don't want to bear it, because we can't bear the heartbreaking love, because we are not happy, Because we are cowards, as are all priests and nuns.
Pope: You cannot measure love by quantity, only by intensity.
(E06)
Andrew Dussorière: I would like to introduce you to the new bishop of San Pedro Sula, Mgr Jorge Aguero, whom I know very well, he is a hero. From this pulpit he will teach you to renounce evil, fight against gangsters, say no to death, to violence, to parasites in Honduras, to drug trafficking, he will not give communion to criminal chiefs, and he will not pay for their Daughter officiating the wedding. Yes, he will do everything I can't. Yes, because I am not a hero. Because I cringe, like you, maybe that's why you like me a little bit, isn't it? Because I didn't make you uncomfortable, I never gave you a choice, I never blackmailed you by saying that to be a good Christian you have to die at the hands of the henchmen of the drug cartel. I love you the way you are, not the way you should be. Goodbye now, I'm going to Rome, but it's not home to me, I want you to know that to me Honduras is and will always be my home.
(E07)
Michael: That's the purpose of the Pope, a marginal church, small and lifeless, he said this, and now he's done, does he want to bring this church back to the way it was when it was created? Originally, there was only one tomb of Peter in the entire Vatican and nothing else.
Voiello: For what?
Michael: Self-closing, self-denial, or making himself unattainable and mysterious, approaching the Lord through sacrifice and suffering, in his complicated logic, this method should have inspired the curiosity and dedication of the world , everyone will return to the arms of the church in hopes of solving the mystery.
Voiello: All right! But it didn't work at all, the church was very deserted, and most people kept away from the complicated religious ceremonies and dogmas. Now it is more difficult to be a priest than to be an astronaut. The Pope no longer wants to fund missionary work, and the lack of communication has strained and dangerous relations between Catholics and other religions. We gradually lost our congregation and began to stand alone against everything else in the world, and St. Peter's Square became empty, silent, and abandoned. Michael, we have an obligation to take action.
Andrew Dussorier: Who are you? Lenny.
Pope: I am an orphan, just like you.
Andrew Dussorier: When will you grow up?
Pope: Never. A priest will never grow up because he can never be a father, he has always been a son of God, that's why for thirteen hundred years we have kept our vows of abstinence, because we have to be a son of God, Don't dare to try to take God's place.
Andrew Dussorier: Do you know why I want to see you here?
Pope: I don't know, why?
Andrew Dussorière: Because a Spanish guy named Angelo Sanchez jumped out of here, he wanted to be a priest, but we rejected him, I rejected him, and now he's dead.
Pope: He is lucky to have a dialogue with God, unlike us, he can always see the truth of all things.
Andrew Dussorière: What is it that inspires your pity, have you never experienced pity? I've had enough, Lenny, I'm going home, I'm going back to Honduras.
Pope: If you give up now, you will face the burden of responsibility and the condemnation of conscience. When will you grow up? when?
Drug lord: Do you know who I am?
Andrew Dussolier: I know, you are Carlos Garcia.
Drug lord: Do you know what I do?
Andrew Dussorier: I heard you're a drug lord.
Drug lord: No, I'm not a simple drug lord. I'm the biggest drug lord here. Do you know how I became the biggest drug lord?
Andrew Dussorier: By your cunning?
Narcos: No, through my fist.
Andrew Dussolier: I see.
Narcotics: No, you don't understand. Violence itself does not need to exist, it exists because of a lack of awe. But there are many ways to be disrespectful, and not every way requires violence. I wouldn't be disrespectful if you were preaching in church against drugs and refusing to give me communion, you're just doing your job, and I wouldn't have to use violence against you, but you didn't, it's What the current bishop is doing, he is right, in fact, no one is thinking of cutting off one of his fingers. You just chose another way in the protest against the drug trade, you chose to sleep with my wife. It's not right, it's very wrong, because you've driven me into an abominable situation, and I'm going to decide whether to forgive you or not. My religious devotion tells me I should forgive you, but my work ethic tells me not. All right, Esteban, let's go.
(E08)
Michael: You don't believe in God.
Pope: What did you say?
Michael: I said you don't believe in God. I too have been in my fifties and suffered a crisis of faith of my own, like all clergymen. The second calling is more challenging and worrying. You no longer need to face the frenzy of youth, but struggle with sudden sobriety, trapped by the limitations of reason. Even if you don't believe in God, don't worry about it. Even if you are the Pope, there is another way for you to find the people and things you are looking for, you just can't see it right now. All you can see now is confusion and darkness.
Pope: Please show me this other way, please.
Michael: If I told you, it would be over. you do not know? Lenny. Your life, your papacy is an unforgettable adventure.
Pope: This morbid curiosity is triggered by absence, Bishop, as an orphan, I understand this psychology well.
Pope: We should all feel guilty, we should all feel guilty about war and death, forever. Likewise, we feel guilty about peace, forever. I beg you on my knees, I am ready to die for you, as long as you will be ashamed of peace. I always say to the kids who write to me from all over the world, think about all the things you like, that's God, kids like all things, but none of them say they like war. Now look at the people around you, look at the joy in their eyes and remember what St. Augustine said: "If you want to see God, you have the means to do it." "God is love" on the other hand , I will not talk to you about the Lord unless peace comes, because the Lord is peace and peace is the Lord. Show me peace and I will bring the Lord to you. You don't know how wonderful peace is, you don't know how frightening peace is, but I know because I saw it on the banks of the Colorado River when I was eight years old.
(E10)
Vatican Press: How did you do it?
Pope: I humiliated him. You can't imagine how much you can achieve by humiliating one of your fellow men. But there is a secret.
Vatican Press: What is it?
Pope: The person who has been humiliated cannot realize that he has been humiliated.
Pope: I want to make a little change, I want you to be my personal secretary. Sister Mary had accomplished her mission, and now, of course, she wanted to find another job.
Gutierrez: Has her mission been accomplished?
Pope: Yes. The Child Pope has grown up. He used to need a mother's presence, but now he needs a colleague.
Pope: Imagine if I asked you to be my personal secretary and I wasn't ready to change my prejudice against homosexuality, do you really think I know nothing about your sexuality? Or the fact that you were sexually abused as a child, I know, that's why I sent you to investigate the Cotwell scandal, and that's why I want you to help me now, because we're going to sketch In the future, you need the right motivation, and you just have it, and the right motivation can change the world.
you've changed. You've changed since that trip.
Gutierrez: What's wrong?
Pope: You turned fear into anger. Very good, Gutierrez. very good.
Pope: I implore you to tell me the wisest thing you have ever learned.
Past Popes: In the end, it's more important to believe in yourself than in God, Lenny.
Pope: Oh, do you have any better advice? These are clichés.
Past Popes: If only you really understood how true these clichés are. My dear colleague, after all, look at us, we are in power, and power is cliché.
Cotwell: The man's name was Jack Walzer, and he was the foreman of our apartment before he left home to answer the Lord's call. He divides the tenants into two categories, locals and homeless people. My family belongs to the homeless category because we don't have enough money to live a stable life for the locals. One day, Jack rang our doorbell at ten in the morning to make sure I had gone to school, but that day I was lying in bed with a fever and the door to my room was open. He slumped down on the little sofa my father was sitting on while he was listening to the radio, and he soaked the sofa in his wet clothes, and then he, he told me that our homeless spree was over, the landlord decided to double the rent, he The performance is like telling us a good news.
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