As Pope's Last Will made public, the analysis begins

The document was written in Polish and entrusted to the Pope's Secretary, Bishop Stanislaw Dziwisz. On Wednesday, the Collegium of Cardinals read the translated document and agreed to its publication. In 1979 the Pope wrote, "I do not leave any property behind me," and ordered Bishop Dziwisz to burn his personal notes and give away his daily use belongings. As to the place of his burial, he ordered that the it should be decided by "the Collegium of Cardinals and his fellow countrymen". According to Gazeta Wyborcza, this sentence was omitted in the Italian translation of the text due to unknown reasons. Some of the commentators interpret some of the sentences of Pope's last will as meaning that he considered resigning, but most of the experts consider this to be an overinterpretation. (Gazeta Wyborcza, p. 1) E.B.