McCarrick report shifts views of Pope John Paul II in a polarized Catholic Church
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U.S. in Holy See on Twitter: "#TBT July 2001: President @GeorgeWBush made his first diplomatic visit to the Vatican and met Pope Saint John Paul II at his summer residence at #CastelGandolfo.
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US ambassador: John Paul II saw 9/11 as attack on all of humanity | Catholic News Agency
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POPE JOHN PAUL II - Malta 2001 - Malta Wedding Photographer - Gino Galea Photo Studio
He was such a beautiful man' – memories of past papal visits
Pope John Paul II greets the crowd as he arrives in Kiev, June 23, 2001. Pontiff arrived in Ukraine for a five-day visit which has sparked bitter protest from many of the
Pope Francis: Pope John Paul II Names Jorge Borgoglio Cardinal in 2001 Consistory – Papal Artifacts
May 5, 2001: Pope makes historic visit to Syria | Today History – Gulf News
Remarks by President Bush and His Holiness Pope John Paul II
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MACAU DAILY TIMES 澳門每日時報 » This Day in History | 2001 – Thousands greet Pope in Syrian visit
Pope John Paul II arrives at Lviv's airport in Ukraine June 25, 2001. The Pope is on the third day of a five-day visit to Ukraine. GB/lk Stock Photo - Alamy
Pope John Paul II yawns during a mass celebrated in Etchmiadzin September 27, 2001. The 81-year-old Pontiff has looked extremely tired at times during his three-day visit to Armenia but has held
Francis must fix cover-up culture that John Paul II enabled | National Catholic Reporter
