
The Happiest Day of Pope St. John Paul II’s Life
St. John Paul II called Faustina’s canonization and Divine Mercy Sunday the happiest day of his life — a summit moment of his papacy and personal mission.
St. John Paul II called Faustina’s canonization and Divine Mercy Sunday the happiest day of his life — a summit moment of his papacy and personal mission.
COMMENTARY: April 19 marks the 20th anniversary of the election as pope of one of the most consequential ecclesial figures of the last 75 years.
COMMENTARY: Twenty years after the death of John Paul II, it’s too early to declare him a doctor of the Church. It’s not too soon, however, to imagine why such an honor might be bestowed on him in the future.
Her life changed dramatically on a visit to the tomb of St. John Paul II in the Vatican, where, according to her, she had a profound revelation that brought her back home.
John Paul II visited Papua New Guinea for the first time in May 1984.
‘Jesus waits for us in this sacrament of love.’
This 20th-century saint put an indelible mark on the papacy and the world.
COMMENTARY: Pope Francis has greatly expanded the papal magisterium on the importance of the elderly.
COMMENTARY: The Holy Father chose Aug. 5 for his visit to Fatima to link two of the great Marian shrines of the world.
Remembering St. John Paul II on his 103rd birthday
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