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John Paul II


 John Paul II
Our collecion of online resources dealing with the 25 years of John Paul II's pontificate: biographies, writings, commentaries and additional resources.

 John Paul II
A very special site dealing with the Holy Father, created by the folks at Catholic Information Center on the Internet (CICI).
John Paul II

 John Paul II - the Millenial Pope
From PBS's Frontline, an exploration into the character and beliefs of the Holy Father and his fierce challenge to the modern world. Originally published in 1999 this site is worth visiting again as the Holy Father prepares to celebrate 26 years in the papacy.

 John Paul II Beatification Website
The official website on the Cause of Beatification and Canonization John Paul II is now part of the web Portal of the Diocese   of Rome. The site already presents various sections in different languages, which will be gradually widened and completed,  giving visitors from all the world the ability to follow directly the developments of the late pontiff's beatification.

 John Paul II: A Remembrance
A look at the life and legacy of John Paul II, from MSNBC.com

 Letter to Priests
John Paul II's annual "Letter to Priests for Holy Thursday 2005," published by the Holy See: Life Must Be "Shaped" by the Eucharist.

 NCR's Coverage of the Papal Election
The coverage includes:
* Daily reports of the events and people shaping this transition time in the church.
* Commmentary from Benedictine Sr. Joan Chittister, who will be in Rome.
* Background and analysis of how a new pope is chosen, a step-by-step guide to this tranistion period, and profiles of major players.
* Postings from experts on ecclesiology, theology, culture and ecumenism about the challenges ahead for the next pope

 Papal Conclave
AmericanCatholic.org offers up-to-date coverage of the papal conclave, which begins Monday, April 18. Stay informed about current events with articles provided by Catholic News Service and daily reports from Rome by journalist Paul Wilkes.

 
 
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