BILL HEMMER, CNN ANCHOR: Pope John Paul II's four-day journey home to Poland is about over. The pontiff leaves for the Vatican a bit later, putting an end to some of the rumors that this may have been a one-way trip. At a mass earlier, he told a crowd only God will decide whether he can return home again. The pope asked them for their continued prayers. Alessio Vinci traveling with the pontiff live now in Krakow, in southern Poland. Alessio, hello.</s>ALESSIO VINCI, CNN CORRESPONDENT: Hello to you, Bill. Well, again the pope this morning revisiting one of the places where he used to come a lot when he was a young kid here, the pope having lived in Krakow and in the region here for much of his adult life before becoming pope. He went to a sanctuary about 46 kilometers, 22 miles from Krakow, where he used to pray with his father when his mother died. This sanctuary very important for the pope, celebrates his</s>HEMMER: I think that last point hits it on the head, Alessio. He did seem energized and invigorated by this trip back to his home country. Thank you very much, Alessio Vinci, in Krakow for our report there. TO ORDER A VIDEO OF THIS TRANSCRIPT, PLEASE CALL 800-CNN-NEWS OR USE OUR SECURE ONLINE ORDER FORM LOCATED AT www.fdch.com Over>
Pope John Paul II's Four-Day Journey Home to Poland About Over