VOICED : Sainthood looms for John Paul II and John XXIII

The transcript describes an unprecedented event in Rome where two popes, John Paul II and John the 23rd, are canonized in the presence of two living popes. The event is marked by extensive preparations, including security measures and transportation for millions of pilgrims. John Paul II's sainthood is attributed to two miracles, while John the 23rd is recognized for his humor and modernization of the church. The ceremony will be broadcast globally, highlighting its significance.

What significant event is being marked by the portraits of John Paul II and John XXIII hanging from Saint Peter's Basilica?

What were some of the extraordinary measures taken for the event, and how many pilgrims were expected?

How many miracles were needed for John Paul II's canonization, and what was the nature of the second miracle?

Describe the qualities of John XXIII that led to his canonization despite having only one certified miracle.

What was the significance of the ceremony being shown on giant screens and in cinemas around the world?