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[Title] => Pope John Paul II in Stories
[Summary] => Life of the Pope is a look back at the extraordinary life of John Paul II, the first non-Italian Pope for almost 500 years.
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[Title] => Surely, the Pope will be buried in Rome, his ‘heart’ belongs to Poland
[Summary] => When President GMA flies off to Rome tonight, she will arrive there two days too early. This is because the Vatican has announced that His Holiness, Pope John Paul II, will be buried next Friday (Roman time) in St. Peter’s Basilica in accordance with recent papal tradition.
This announcement puts to rest rumors that the deceased Supreme Pontiff, now lying in state in St. Peter’s, might be buried in his native Poland instead (it turns out this was not his behest).
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[Title] => The death watch on the Holy Father
[Summary] => Yesterday, all the world seemed to have stayed glued to their television sets, or switching on and off from time to time – checking on the "death watch" on the Holy Father, Karol Wojtyla, known by the 1.1 billion Roman Catholics around this planet as Pope John Paul II.
There was no longer any doubt the Pope was dying. The only question that remained, was when.
Already it was being announced that at a conclave held by the 117 Cardinals, his successor would be chosen within 15 to 20 days after his death.
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This announcement puts to rest rumors that the deceased Supreme Pontiff, now lying in state in St. Peter’s, might be buried in his native Poland instead (it turns out this was not his behest).
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There was no longer any doubt the Pope was dying. The only question that remained, was when.
Already it was being announced that at a conclave held by the 117 Cardinals, his successor would be chosen within 15 to 20 days after his death.
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