There are only a few days at the opening ceremony of the Holy Door at St. Peter . This will be the moment when you will open the Extraordinary Jubilee of Mercy , although a few days ago we saw the opening of a Holy Door in Africa, during the apostolic visit of Pope Francis in the black continent. The Pope is expected to be a series of liturgical celebrations from the day of the Immaculate until the holidays of Christmas, starting with Holy Mass that will kick off at ‘ Holy Year . Many of these events will be broadcast on television in our country, as well as broadcast worldwide via satellite, with big news, or the airing in Ultra HD.
The event that will open the Jubilee 2015-2016 will be the first in history to be transmitted satellite in Ultra HD . Thanks to the technological support of Sony, Globecast and DBW Communication, the Vatican television center has decided to make available three C-band satellites to ensure the transmission of images in the format Ultra HD across the planet. In addition to 4K Tivùsat , Italian users will be able to follow the opening of the Holy Door at St. Peter’s Basilica on the Rai (channel 1). The broadcaster will offer starting at 9:25 broadcasting on DTT. The meeting will be attended by the Pope, who will also be celebrating the function. Next, from 11.45, we will have a special show on Channel entitled ‘The Jubilee of Francis’ will continue until at 13.30, when then there will be the usual TG1.
It does not end here, because the afternoon will be You can see on the small screen even the homage of the Holy Father to the statue of the Mary Immaculate in the Plaza of Spain, starting at 15:55. All this will also be accessible in streaming Rai.tv . Before leaving, we remind you that Sunday, December 13 there will be the opening of two other Holy Doors to Rome, those located in St. John Lateran and St. Paul Outside the Walls, and Friday, January 1 will touch the fourth Roman Basilica Santa Maria Maggiore. With all probability, these appointments will be followed by the faithful on television, as well as Advent celebrations provided for the entire month of December. Detailed maps of the latter show them there after the beginning of the Jubilee in Rome.
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