John Paul II

Pope John Paul II was 85 years old when he died. In his later years, his health began to suffer, particularly after he developed Parkinson's Disease during the 1990s. He died on 2 April 2005.

John Paul White has chosen to keep his wife's name out of the public. Her name is not mentioned in interviewed, but he does have a wife and together they have four children.

He would have been against it, as from his perspective it would be murder and against the commandments.

john paul dejoria and angus mitchell own the company. They haven't and wont sell to anyone.

I do not know what you are referring to as I can find no group 666. Whatever your intentions, he was not a member of any such group, real or fictional.

Which letter? Please be specific.

Yes, in fact it had begun to decay while still lying in state in Saint Peter's Basilica as it had not been embalmed. This was quite evident to anyone who got close to the body as the odor was quite strong.

In April of 1994 Pope John Paul II slipped while getting out of the bathtub and broke his hip.

He is the Patron Saint of World Youth Day.

Solidarność, an independent trade union in Poland.

Here is the list of papal names (if we count John Paul as one name) with the number of times each name has been used in parentheses: Adeodatus (1)

Adrian (6)

Agapetus (2)

Agatho (1)

Alexander (7)

Anacletus (1)

Anastasius (4)

Anicetus (1)

Anterus (1)

Benedict (16)

Boniface (8)

Caius (1)

Callistus (3)

Celestine (5)

Clement (14)

Conon (1)

Constantine (1)

Cornelius (1)

Damasus (2)

Deusdedit (1)

Dionysius (1)

Donus (1)

Eleutherius (1)

Eugene (4)

Eusebius (1)

Eutychian (1)

Evaristus (1)

Fabian (1)

Felix (3)

Formosus (1)

Gelasius (2)

Gregory (16)

Hilarius (1)

Honorius (4)

Hormisdas (1)

Hyginus (1)

Innocent (13)

John (21)

John Paul (2)

Julius (3)

Lando (1)

Leo (13)

Liberius (1)

Linus (1)

Lucius (3)

Marcellinus (1)

Marcellus (2)

Marcus (1)

Marinus (2)

Martin(3)

Miltiades (1)

Nicholas (5)

Paschal (2)

Paul (6)

Pelagius (2)

Peter (1)

Pius (12)

Pontain (1)

Romanus (1)

Sabinian (1)

Sergius (4)

Severinus (1)

Silverius (1)

Simplicius (1)

Siricius (1)

Sisinnius (1)

Sixtus (5)

Soter (1)

Stephen (10)

Sylvester (3)

Symmachus (1)

Telesphorus (1)

Theodore (2)

Urban (8)

Valentine (1)

Victor (3)

Vigilius (1)

Vitalian (1)

Zachary (1)

Zephyrinus (1)

Zosimus (1)

He was named Archbishop of Krakow on January 13, 1964.

Pope John Paul II went by The Pilgrim Pope.

Pope St. John Paul II was canonized a saint on April 27, 2014, by Pope Francis.

May I assume you meant John Paul Two? He was born Karol Wojyla. At 18 he enrolled in Krakow's Jagiellonian University in 1938 and in a school for drama.
In 1942 he was one of the pioneers of the clandestine, because of the Nazis, "Rhapsodic Theatre."
On January 13, 1964, he was appointed archbishop of Krakow by Pope Paul VI, who made him a cardinal June 26, 1967
On the afternoon of May 13, 1981, Pope John Paul II was struck by three bullets while being driven in a slow-moving convertible through St. Peter's Square, where 20,000 people had gathered to see the pontiff. Rushed to a hospital, the pope barely survived a six-hour operation. Two bystanders were also injured in the attack.

5'10"
Pope John Paul II is 5' 10".

They did remove his coffin from his tomb so it could be transferred to a place of honour, under the altar of St Sebastian so more people could come to visit him and pray there.

Karol Jozef Wojtyla - Pope John Paul II

Mother Teresa of Calcutta

The Pope called the patients at the Nirmal Hriday Ashram, home for the dying, in Calcutta blessed when he recalled his first visit there and his meeting with Mother Teresa at her beatification.

Because he was a good man

As a child he enjoyed soccer and later he liked to ski and hike.

When John Paul I was a bishop it is reported that he would occasionally smoke a cigarette with friends and parishioners as he walked around the city. There is no record of Pope John Paul II smoking.