U2 Bono salutes Pope John Paul II
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Published 2007-08-20
All Comments (21)
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John Paul was one of the most beautiful humans that walked this earth. I am so proud to be Polish and Catholic. He sets an example to love one another.. St John Paul, it just fits there...
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Thank you Pope John Paul. I just prayed to you to help me for my university and I got it same day. I miss you, your like my grandfather. Please say hello to God.
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The cartoons are really touching, makes me cry because I miss him.
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God bless you john paul 2
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JPII - You were very special. You made this world a better place and are greatly missed. RIP JPII
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I was at that concert. When he gave his tribute my ex and I starting sobbing. Bono is such a great man.
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thank you so much for this video!
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Beautiful...Absolutely beautiful! Thanks for posting.
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This was wonderful...
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that was awsome!!! great job!keep defending the church!
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Danofe, NO HE DID NOT. He showed and the audience applause and the cartoons show, the love and respect for Pope John Paul II. We loved him, I'm not a Catholic Christian, I am a Protestant Christian-but more to the point Christian, and even as much-a fellow human being. Pope John Paul II, despite differences in some areas of belief, was and is a brother-and always will be. Bono and the crowd understood that. Maybe you also one day, will.
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Wish there was footage. I was there that night. Powerful.
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From Wiki..."...with his brother, Norman Robert Hewson (who is eight years older than Bono), by their mother Iris (née Rankin), a Church of Ireland Anglican, and their father, Brendan Robert "Bob" Hewson, a Roman Catholic.[2][3] His parents initially agreed that the first child would be raised Anglican and the second Catholic.[23] Although Bono was the second child, he also attended Church of Ireland services with his mother and brother.[23]
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What Song
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Jisus... Bono will always be number one. Well... I mean in the South Park kind of way but I bet he's still a happy little m^&*fucker. I read somewhere that he cures with his sacred touch. Actually, that might be true!
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@blacknganga I'll bet you were looking in the mirror when you said that, weren't you? ;)
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@valarmanwe Yes I do. I know that just before the Spaniards took Tenochtitlan, the Mexicans captured several of them and took them to their Great Platform, and cut out their hearts. From the main Spanish camp, on a hilltop, the sacrafice could be obsereved in the distance. hahahahahahah I find that very funny.
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Thix is the day I stop loving u
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Do you have to get off the computer when your parents come home?
