Re: A great Man Died Today  - Joh

From: Anna Meenan, MD (annam@uic.edu)
Sun Apr 3 00:24:50 2005

Made plans to attend a medical conference in Baltimore in 1995. Picked up the newspaper one day and read that John Paul II was coming to Baltimore the same week. As the time got closer, we realized that his motorcade would be going right past our hotel, so I skipped a couple of sessions and my husband and kids and I staked out a spot on the corner across from the hotel. They set up a jumbotron on the corner and we watched him say Mass in Camden Yard. Thousands of people on the street saying prayers and singing hymns. It was awesome. Then the parade came by. My kids will never forget it. (The ride back to my sister-in-law's house in a van with 15 Carmelite nuns was another unforgettable experience.) 

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                 Anna Meenan, MD


At Sat, 2 Apr 2005, DoctorJoe@aol.com wrote:
>
>In a message dated 4/2/05 9:15:47 PM, eramirezt@coqui.net writes:
>
>> I go back to Pius XII - he was undoubtedly my favorite..  "Courage is
>> the virtue that makes all the others virtues possible" - Curchill? He
>> definitively had it.
>>
>I would say that Pope John Paul II and then President Ronald Regan are the
>two most important and notable people of the 2nd half of the last century.  hey
>MAY just be the most important of the whole century. And as much as I think
>Regan accomplished, I think Pope John Paul II did more, both because his te ure
>was three times as long and because he did so many things for so many peopl
>in so many countries. Too, they had many similarities, both in manner and i
>character.
>
>Pope John Paul II was indeed a good and faithful servant of God.
>
>Joe P.



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