Ioannes Paulus II

Carolus Wojtyła iunior die 18 Maii 1920 natus est Wadowice^[2] in urbe, in parte Poloniae meridionalis, quae Polonia Minor nuncupabatur, tertius filius Aemiliae Kaczorowska (n. 1884) et Caroli Wojtyła senioris (n. 1879) praefecti militum in exercitu Imperii Austro-Hungarici.

Iuvenis matre fratreque orbatus est, cum anno 1929 mater, anno 1932 frater Edmundus medicus gravi morbo periissent. Anno 1941 et pater repente obiit. Anno 1938 Cracoviam migravit, ut in Universitate Iagellonica philologiam Polonicam studeret, deinde in seminarium dioecesanum acceptus est.

Die 1 Novembris 1946 ab Adamo Stephano principe Sapieha, episcopus Cracoviensis ibidem ad munus presbyteri ordinatus, Romam se recepit, ut sacrae theologiae incumberet.

Die 4 Iulii 1958 episcopus auxiliaris Archidioecesis Cracoviensis nominatus et die 28 Septembris consecratus est ab Eugenio Baziak, archiepiscopo Leopoliensi et Cracoviensi, cui mortuo in archiepiscopatum Cracoviensem die 13 Ianuarii 1964 secutus est. Die 26 Iunii 1967 a Paulo VI in cardinalatum Sanctae Romanae Ecclesiae evectus est.

Etiam Concilio Vaticano Secundo interfuerat.

Die 16 Octobris 1978 in summum pontificem a ceteris cardinalibus electus, Johannis Pauli nomen sibi imposuit, ut antecessorem eiusdem nominis honoraret.

Primus post 455 annos fuit papa extra Italiam natus, et primus omnino Slavica origine oriundus.

Die 13 Maii 1981 a quodam Machometo Ali Ağca grave vulnus in abdomine accepit.

Die 25 Ianuarii 1983 novum Codicem Iuris Canonici promulgavit.

Die 13 Aprilis 1986 primus papa synagogam Romanam invisit.

Anno 1998 Constitutionem apostolicam "Pastor Bonus" promulgavit ad Curiam Romanam reformandam.

Paci paupertatique maxime favisse dicitur, mutationem vero timuisse odisseque. Item constat eum iuvenes valde amavisse et a iuvenibus ipsis amatum esse.

Parkinsonianum morbum multos annos passus vespere diei 2 Aprilis 2005 obiit. Iam morbo ac aetate confectus multas in terras peregrinatus erat.

Ioannes Paulus II multas litteras encyclicas divulgavit, inter quas:

• 1979: Redemptor hominis
• 1980: Dives in misericordia
• 1981: Laborem exercens, in memoriam nonagesimi anni a publicatione encyclicae Rerum Novarum Papae Leonis XIII
• 1985: Slavorum Apostoli
• 1986: Dominum et Vivificantem
• 1987: Redemptoris Mater
• 1987: Sollicitudo rei socialis, in memoriam vicensimi anni a publicatione Populorum Progressio, Papae Pauli VI encyclicae
• 1990: Redemptoris Missio
• 1991: Centesimus annus in memoriam centensimi anni a publicatione Rerum Novarum, Papae Leonis XIII encyclicae
• 1993: Veritatis Splendor
• 1995: Evangelium Vitae
• 1995: Ut unum sint
• 1998: Fides et Ratio
• 2003: Ecclesia de eucharistia

• Bernstein, Carl; Marco Politi. 1996. His Holiness: John Paul II and the hidden history of our time. Novi Eboraci: Doubleday. ISBN 0-385-40538-3
• Berry, Jason; Gerald Renner (2004). Vows of Silence: The Abuse of Power in the Papacy of John Paul II. Novi Eboraci, Londii, Toronti, Sydneii: Free Press. ISBN 0743244419 
• Davies, Norman (2004). Rising '44: The Battle for Warsaw. Londinii: Viking Penguin. ISBN 978-0-670-03284-6 
• de Montfort, St. Louis-Marie Grignion; Mark L. Jacobson (Translator) (27 Martii 2007). True Devotion to Mary. Didacopole: Avetine Press. ISBN 1-59330-470-6 
• Duffy, Eamon (2006). Saints and Sinners, a History of the Popes (3a ed.). Yale University Press. ISBN 0-300-11597-0 
• Hebblethwaite, Peter (1995). Pope John Paul II and the Church. Londinii: 1995 Rowman & Littlefield. ISBN 978-1-55612-814-1 
• Stephanie Kirchgaessner, "Pope John Paul II letters reveal 32-year relationship with woman" in The Guardian (15 Februarii 2016)

• Lecomte, Bernardus (2003). Jean-Paul II (I ed.). Lutetiae: Gallimard. ISBN 978-2-07-0755234-8 

• Maxwell-Stuart, P.G. (2006) [1997]. Chronicle of the Popes: Trying to Come Full Circle. Londinii: Thames & Hudson. ISBN 978-0-500-28608-1 
• Menachery, Prof. George (11 Novembris 1978). "John Paul II Election Surprises" 
• Meissen, Randall (2011). Living Miracles: The Spiritual Sons of John Paul the Great. Alpharetta, Georgiae: Mission Network. ISBN 978-1-933271-27-9 
• Noonan, Peggy (November 2005). John Paul the Great: Remembering a Spiritual Father. Novi Eboraci: Penguin Group (USA). ISBN 978-0-670-03748-3 
• Navarro-Valls, Joaquin (2 Aprilis 2005). Il Santo Padre è deceduto questa sera alle ore 21.37 nel Suo appartamento privato. ‘The Holy Father passed away at 9:37 this evening in his private apartment.’ 2005–2009 The Holy See 
• O'Connor, Garry (2006). Universal Father: A Life of Pope John Paul II. Londinii: 2005 Bloomsbury Publishing. ISBN 0-7475-8241-6 
• Pope John Paul II (2005). Memory & Identity – Personal Reflections. Londinii: 2006 Weidenfeld & Nicolson. ISBN 0-297-85075-X 
• Renehan, Edward; Schlesinger, Arthur Meier (INT) (November 2006). Pope John Paul II. Chelsea House. ISBN 978-0-7910-9227-9 
• John Paul II, Pope (2004). Rise, Let Us Be On Our Way. 2004 Warner Books. ISBN 0-446-57781-2 
• Stanley, George E (January 2007). Pope John Paul II: Young Man of the Church. Fitzgerald Books. ISBN 9781424217328 
• Stourton, Edward (2006). John Paul II: Man of History. Londinii: Hodder & Stoughton. ISBN 9780340908167 
• Szulc, Tadeusz. Pope John Paul II: The Biography. Londinii: 2007 Simon & Schuster Adult Publishing Group. ISBN 978-1-4165-8886-3 
• The Poynter Institute (1 Maii 2005). Pope John Paul II: 18 May 1920 – 2 April 2005 (First ed.). St. Petersburg, Florida: Andrews McMeel Publishing. ISBN 978-0-7407-5110-3 
• Weigel, George (2001). Witness to Hope. Novi Eboraci: HarperCollins. ISBN 978-0-06-018793-4 
• Wojtyła, Karol (1981). Love and Responsibility. Londinii: William Collins Sons & Co. Ltd.. ISBN 9780898704457 
• Yallop, David (2007). The Power and the Glory. Londinii: Constable & Robinson Ltd. ISBN 978-1-84529-673-5 

Vicimedia Communia plura habent quae ad Ioannem Paulum II spectant.

Vide Ioannem Paulum II in Victionario.

• De Ioanne Paulo II in pagina officialis Sanctae Sedis (Latine)
• Pellicula "Youtube" electio papae Ioannis Pauli II
• Encyclicae Johannis Pauli PP. II Fides et Ratio A.D. MCMXCVIII
• Encyclicae Johannis Pauli PP. II Ecclesia de Eucharistia A.D. MCMIII
• 1967: Novus cardinalis a Paulo VI nuntiatus
• Ioannis Pauli II Opera Omnia
• Third pilgrimage of John Paul II to Poland, Institute of National Remembrance

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