"Do Not Be Afraid!": 48 Years of the Call with Which John Paul II Began His Pontificate – INFOVATICAN
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22 October, St. John Paul II. The Appeal of the Century resounds, "Do not be afraid!" Today the anniversary of the pontificate of Wojtyla, the Pope who changed
The Catholic Church around the world today commemorates St. John Paul II. The first Polish pope in history, who died on April 2, 2005, is one of the fastest to be canonized in modern times. He was beatified on May 1, 2011, by the current Pope Emeritus, Benedict XVI, and canonized on April 27, 2014, by the first Argentine and American bishop of Rome. The article "Why does the Church commemorate St. John Paul II today?" [PATRON OF THE DAY] comes f…
Indulgence ceremonies will be held at the Sanctuary of the Blessed Virgin Mary, Star of the New Evangelization, and St. John Paul II in Toruń. Today marks the liturgical commemoration of St. John Paul II and the 48th anniversary of the inauguration of his pontificate.
The Church celebrates this Thursday, October 22, the liturgical memorial of St. John Paul II, coinciding with the 48th anniversary of the Mass with which she solemnly began her pontificate in 1978. That day, before thousands of faithful gathered in St. Peter’s Square, the Polish Pope pronounced one of the most exhortations [...]
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ilgiorno.itLife, magisterium and worship of St. John Paul II, Pope; memory 22 October.
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