What is the important thing of Karol Wojtyla’s early life, that shaped him into the pope he became?
Pope John Paul II traveled extensively outside the vatican, as a shepherd of the church. Which of his journeys outside the vatican was the best?
Pope John Paul II was pope fron 1978 – 2005. Summarize his pontificate (time as pope) in your own words.
Please help me out. I am at a lost.
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(The beast of Babylon) join forces to build The new temple a.k.a. synagouge of hell who will they recruit as their royal slaves muslims, jews, or atheist? and will you give your life up for Jesus Christ? this is all going to happen before the rapture so we have to suffer martyrdom to get to heaven fast i cant wait MARANATHA!
rome (new babylon) iraq (babylon)
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Sorry to ask this type of question although I’m a Catholic too. I just eager to know more so that i could reply to my non-catholic friends.
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Benedict XVI and Israeli President Shimon Peres met for 40 minutes this morning at Castel Gandolfo, the Pope’s summer residence. Peres gave the Pope a silver Menorah. In the Vatican’s press release, the two leaders reiterated their condemnation of all forms of violence in the Middle East. They also expressed hope that the resumption of direct contacts between Israelis and Palestinians will help re…
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PARIS, France (AP) –Smiling broadly, the French nun whose claims could be accepted as the miracle that the Vatican needs to beatify Pope John Paul II said Friday that she was inexplicably and suddenly “cured” of Parkinson’s disease — thanks to him.
Sister Marie Simon-Pierre stopped short of declaring her recovery a miracle, saying that was for the church to decide. But she said her life “totally changed” after her symptoms vanished in one night of prayer and mystery in 2005.
“For me, it is a bit like a second birth,” the nun, whose identity was long kept secret, said [...] Continue Reading…
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The pope said in his address to the UN that he or the church no longer opposes condoms and believes they would be a great help preventing the spread of ADEs and the birth of children with HIV.
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Benedict XVI dedicated his general audience catechesis this morning to St. Hildegard of Bingen, the German Benedictine nun and mystic of the twelfth century. He hoped that her example, “even in our times, awakens the desire of many women to commit their genius to the apostolic work of the Church.” Speaking to more than five thousand faithful gathered in the square in Castel Gandolfo in front of hi…
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At his general audience, the Pope greeted participants of the Third Latin American Congress of Youth to be held in the coming days in the city of Los Teques, Venezuela. The meeting, organized by the Youth Section of the Latin American Episcopal Council, will be held on the theme “We walk with Jesus to give life to our peoples.” The Pope invited everyone at this important initiative to turn their g…
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What would your musical telling your life story be called ?
A musical about Pope John Paul II called Don’t Be Scared is being staged in Rome.
The production has 18 songs and tells the story of his life in two hours.
The musical was written by two priests, one who wrote the script, the other who crafted the songs.
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http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/europe/10315496.stm
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Did Joseph Alois Ratzinger serve as a Hitler Youth as a young boy in Nazi Germany? I have been told that is incorrect. I have heard that it was another person by the same name but that the current Pope never served in Hitler’s Youth as a young boy.
How do Jews feel about this? Is it better for Jews to have a Pope who experienced Nazi Germany first hand? Or does it make things worse for Jews knowing that the man who know serves as the head of the Roman Catholic Church once served under Adolph Hitler?
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If you could give some links with your answer that would be great, so I could read up on it a little more.
Like how the vatican issues new sins and “10 commandments” for drivers. I just wonder how often they give these new rules.
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so having an education, makes you a pope? Don’t you have to be Catholic? Why do you think these men were Catholic? It would be good to really look at a person and what they really believe before paying allegiance to them and their heretical teachings.
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On Christmas Eve Midnight Mass the Pope as head of the worldwide Roman Catholic church invoked the Child of Bethlehem and prayed for an end to the conflict between Israel and the Palestinians: “Let us think also of the place named Bethlehem, of the land in which Jesus lived, and which he loved so deeply. Let us pray that peace will be established there, that hatred and violence will cease. Let us pray for mutual understanding, that hearts will be opened, so that borders can be opened.”
His travel arrangements are being made for May 2009 / / [...] Continue Reading…
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In some speech someone posted, JFK was saying how no Catholic fellow was to tell him what to do like no Protestant candidate should tell his minister how to vote. And he said he believes that a public official should keep their religious opinions to themselves, but only go by the opinions one believes is good for the country.
Anyway, was JFK being a good catholic? Because he flat out said he wasn’t going to listen to any pope on political issues, and to Catholics, the Pope is supposed to tell them what to do in all issues if [...] Continue Reading…
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