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Pope John Paul II at the White House, White House photographer

Pope John Paul II

White House photographer, Pope John Paul II at the White House, 1979 · Jimmy Carter Library · Public domainWhite House photographer, Pope John Paul II at the White House, 1979, Jimmy Carter Library

Pope1978–2005

Who

Karol Wojtyła, the first Polish pope; he promulgated the Catechism of the Catholic Church (1992), wrote fourteen encyclicals, and was canonised in 2014.

Sources

  • Annuario Pontificio

See of Rome, 1978–2005.

Succeeded
Pope John Paul I1978

See of Rome, 1978–2005

Succeeded by
Pope Benedict XVI2005–2013

See of Rome, 2005–2013

In Jewish Roots of Mary

Who

Pope whose catecheses on Mary (collected as Theotókos) read the Woman of Revelation 12 of Mary at the cross and describe the Church's birth as the fruit of her labour pains.

Quoted works

  • Theotókos — the woman clothed with the sun 'is in a certain sense identified with Mary'; her birth pangs 'refer to the Mother of Jesus at the Cross' (p 134)
  • General Audience, 17 September 1997 — 'On Calvary, Mary united herself to the sacrifice of her Son and made her own maternal contribution to the work of salvation, which took the form of labour pains, the birth of the new humanity' (John 11:52) (p 156)

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  • 'On Calvary, Mary united herself to the sacrifice of her Son and made her own maternal contribution to the work of salvation, which took the form of labour pains, the birth of the new humanity' (John 11:52) (p 156)

  • PassageJohn Paul II — TheotókosJewish Roots

    the woman clothed with the sun 'is in a certain sense identified with Mary'; her birth pangs 'refer to the Mother of Jesus at the Cross' (p 134)

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See also · 2

Referenced by · 2

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