Tag: Pope John Paul II
16 insights from St. John Paul II on divine mercy
He spoke and wrote about divine mercy and made the Second Sunday of Easter Divine Mercy Sunday for the entire Church
Pope Francis defends St. John Paul II against ‘offensive conjectures’
Pietro Orlandi insinuated this week that John Paul II secretly left the Vatican at night to engage in immoral behavior
Demonstrators in Poland defend late pope John Paul II
The late pontiff is widely venerated in his homeland, even if the official cult of Saint John Paul II is beginning to show cracks
Relic of Saint John Paul II stolen from historic basilica
The relic, which came to Argentina from Poland in 2016, consists of a drop of the blood of Saint John Paul II
Two popes, same hospital, different styles of medical privacy
The late Pope John Paul II and Pope Francis have different styles of dealing with health, privacy and communication
Attack on Saint Pope John Paul II on feast of Our...
The late pope was shot and was seriously wounded as he passed through St Peter’s Square in an open car in 1981
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