Pope John Paul II
Posted: Fri Apr 01, 2005 11:41 am
May 18, 1920- April 2, 2005
Rest In Peace
Rest In Peace
*we're still praying...
his "condition has <a href="http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/7263878/?GT ... orsened</a>."
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Posted: Fri Apr 01, 2005 11:44 am
Posted: Fri Apr 01, 2005 11:48 am
Sorry, CNN had a report that he had died. Now CNN is not saying anything.
Posted: Fri Apr 01, 2005 12:00 pm
Hopefully he'll get better 
Posted: Fri Apr 01, 2005 12:04 pm
He´s not dead, he´s alive cause CNN has just said that the Reuters ( News Agency) had said that he´s alive, and you can read the next news that i post, but is in Spanish cause I got it from a Mexican diary.
Confusión sobre estado del Papa
Atribuye CNN a agencias información sobre muerte de Juan Pablo II; Vaticano no confirma fallecimiento
Redacción online
El Universal online
Ciudad de México
Viernes 01 de abril de 2005
Notas Relacionadas
El mundo se une para orar por Juan Pablo II 12:15
"Juan Pablo II en espera de encontrarse con Dios" 11:35
Celebran misa en Roma por Juan Pablo II 11:23
Agrava aún más salud del Papa: Vaticano 11:18
Reza Bush por la salud del Papa 11:03
Descarta Italia aplazar comicios por el Papa 10:27
Eduardo Martínez, el carmalengo del Papa 09:49
Suspende Italia campaña electoral por el Papa 09:41
Juan Pablo II, perfil 09:30
Cronología: Salud del Papa 09:07
Rezan Hermanas de la Caridad por el Papa 06:22
El Papa hizo de Europa una tierra libre: Villepin 06:14
Francia: celebrarán misa excepcional por el Papa 06:10
Reportan "lúcido" al Papa; sigue grave 04:25
Desmiente Vaticano estado de coma del Papa 04:00
Agoniza el Papa
Agca, ¿asesino solitario?
El Papa está muy grave
El solio está vacío
Sitios Relacionados
Especial: La
Especial: La salud del Papa
12:42 En estos momentos se presenta una confusión en torno al estado del papa Juan Pablo II.
El canal de noticias CNN, en español e inglés, atribuyen a agencias la presunta muerte de su Santidad.
El Vaticano no ha confirmado lo anterior.
En los cables informativos a los que tiene acceso EL UNIVERSAL online no se menciona, hasta el momento, la muerte del Papa.
El cintillo informativo de CNN indica: "Reuters informa el Papa ha muerto; el Vaticano no hace comentarios".
Sin embargo, la comentarista CNN hizo la aclaración de que ellos no podían confirmar la muerte del Sumo Pontífice.
A las 12:43 de este jueves (20:43 hora de España), el diario El Mundo informó que medios italianos, citando a fuentes vaticanas, dicen que el corazón del Pontífice late aún.
El diario en línea tomó como fuente a 'Corriere della Sera' y 'La Repubblica'.
De acuerdo con las imágenes difundidas por televisión, permenecen encendidas las luces del apartamento de Juan Pablo II, ubicadas frente a la Plaza de San Pedro.
Confusión sobre estado del Papa
Atribuye CNN a agencias información sobre muerte de Juan Pablo II; Vaticano no confirma fallecimiento
Redacción online
El Universal online
Ciudad de México
Viernes 01 de abril de 2005
Notas Relacionadas
El mundo se une para orar por Juan Pablo II 12:15
"Juan Pablo II en espera de encontrarse con Dios" 11:35
Celebran misa en Roma por Juan Pablo II 11:23
Agrava aún más salud del Papa: Vaticano 11:18
Reza Bush por la salud del Papa 11:03
Descarta Italia aplazar comicios por el Papa 10:27
Eduardo Martínez, el carmalengo del Papa 09:49
Suspende Italia campaña electoral por el Papa 09:41
Juan Pablo II, perfil 09:30
Cronología: Salud del Papa 09:07
Rezan Hermanas de la Caridad por el Papa 06:22
El Papa hizo de Europa una tierra libre: Villepin 06:14
Francia: celebrarán misa excepcional por el Papa 06:10
Reportan "lúcido" al Papa; sigue grave 04:25
Desmiente Vaticano estado de coma del Papa 04:00
Agoniza el Papa
Agca, ¿asesino solitario?
El Papa está muy grave
El solio está vacío
Sitios Relacionados
Especial: La
Especial: La salud del Papa
12:42 En estos momentos se presenta una confusión en torno al estado del papa Juan Pablo II.
El canal de noticias CNN, en español e inglés, atribuyen a agencias la presunta muerte de su Santidad.
El Vaticano no ha confirmado lo anterior.
En los cables informativos a los que tiene acceso EL UNIVERSAL online no se menciona, hasta el momento, la muerte del Papa.
El cintillo informativo de CNN indica: "Reuters informa el Papa ha muerto; el Vaticano no hace comentarios".
Sin embargo, la comentarista CNN hizo la aclaración de que ellos no podían confirmar la muerte del Sumo Pontífice.
A las 12:43 de este jueves (20:43 hora de España), el diario El Mundo informó que medios italianos, citando a fuentes vaticanas, dicen que el corazón del Pontífice late aún.
El diario en línea tomó como fuente a 'Corriere della Sera' y 'La Repubblica'.
De acuerdo con las imágenes difundidas por televisión, permenecen encendidas las luces del apartamento de Juan Pablo II, ubicadas frente a la Plaza de San Pedro.
Posted: Fri Apr 01, 2005 12:42 pm
here's an instant babelmouse translation:
Confusion about the Pope's condition.
CNN atributes news agencies information about John Paul II death., Vatican does not confirm the event
Redaction online
The Universal online
Mexico City
Friday April 1srt, 2005
Related Notes
The world joins to pray for John Paul II
"John Paul II awaiting meeting God"
Mass celebrated in Rome for John Paul II
Pope's health worsens even more
Bush prays for Pope's health
Italy discards delaying elections for the Pope
Edward Martinez , the carmalengo of the Pope
Italy suspends electoral campaign beacause of the Pope
John Paul II, a profile
Chronology: the health of the Pope
Sisters of Charity pray for the Pope
The Pope made Europe a free land: Villepin
France: Exceptional mass celebrated for the Pope
Pope reported to be "lucid", still in grave condition
Vatican denies Pope being in a coma
Pope agonizes
Agca, solitary killer?
The Pope is very sick
The solio is empty
Related sites
Special: The Pope's health
12:42 Currently there's confusion about pope John Paul II's condition
The CNN news channel, in English and Spanish, atributes agencies the presumed death of his Sancticity.
The Vatican hasn't confirmed the above.
On the information cables THE UNIVERSAL has access online, there's no mention, at this moment, of the Pope's death.
The informative wire from CNN indicates: Reuters informs that the Pope has died, Vatican isn't making any comments.
However, the CNN comentarist made the aclaration that they couldn't confirm the death of the Maximum Pontif
At 12:43 of this Thursday (8:43 PM Spain's time), the The World newspaper informed that Italian media, citing Vatican sources, said the the Pontif's heart still beats.
The online newspaper used the "Evening News" and "The Republic" as sources
According to the images transmitted on television, John Paul II's apartment lights are still on, located in front of Saint Peter's Square
Confusion about the Pope's condition.
CNN atributes news agencies information about John Paul II death., Vatican does not confirm the event
Redaction online
The Universal online
Mexico City
Friday April 1srt, 2005
Related Notes
The world joins to pray for John Paul II
"John Paul II awaiting meeting God"
Mass celebrated in Rome for John Paul II
Pope's health worsens even more
Bush prays for Pope's health
Italy discards delaying elections for the Pope
Edward Martinez , the carmalengo of the Pope
Italy suspends electoral campaign beacause of the Pope
John Paul II, a profile
Chronology: the health of the Pope
Sisters of Charity pray for the Pope
The Pope made Europe a free land: Villepin
France: Exceptional mass celebrated for the Pope
Pope reported to be "lucid", still in grave condition
Vatican denies Pope being in a coma
Pope agonizes
Agca, solitary killer?
The Pope is very sick
The solio is empty
Related sites
Special: The Pope's health
12:42 Currently there's confusion about pope John Paul II's condition
The CNN news channel, in English and Spanish, atributes agencies the presumed death of his Sancticity.
The Vatican hasn't confirmed the above.
On the information cables THE UNIVERSAL has access online, there's no mention, at this moment, of the Pope's death.
The informative wire from CNN indicates: Reuters informs that the Pope has died, Vatican isn't making any comments.
However, the CNN comentarist made the aclaration that they couldn't confirm the death of the Maximum Pontif
At 12:43 of this Thursday (8:43 PM Spain's time), the The World newspaper informed that Italian media, citing Vatican sources, said the the Pontif's heart still beats.
The online newspaper used the "Evening News" and "The Republic" as sources
According to the images transmitted on television, John Paul II's apartment lights are still on, located in front of Saint Peter's Square
Posted: Fri Apr 01, 2005 12:54 pm
Most likely, he died a day or two ago and they are waiting to announce so they can gather the cardinals together.
Posted: Fri Apr 01, 2005 3:57 pm
Rest in Peace
Pope John Paul II
Pope John Paul II
Posted: Fri Apr 01, 2005 4:03 pm
Dude, did you read the above stuff?MickeyMousePal wrote:Rest in Peace
Pope John Paul II
He's not dead yet.
Maybe it is an April Fool's joke!
Still, if ever there was an argument against the Catholic Church and their anti-euthanasia policy, I think we've found it (against the Pope, not MMP - although either would be fine).
Just let the man have a nap!
Posted: Fri Apr 01, 2005 4:17 pm
Okay, Loomis then let pray for Pope John Paul II to be better.
Posted: Fri Apr 01, 2005 4:43 pm
Thanks for translating it.deathie mouse wrote:here's an instant babelmouse translation:
Posted: Fri Apr 01, 2005 4:54 pm
No, I'm hoping the poor old bugger can finally drop off his perch and get some rest!MickeyMousePal wrote:Okay, Loomis then let pray for Pope John Paul II to be better.
Posted: Fri Apr 01, 2005 5:06 pm
Loomis!Loomis wrote:No, I'm hoping the poor old bugger can finally drop off his perch and get some rest!MickeyMousePal wrote:Okay, Loomis then let pray for Pope John Paul II to be better.
How mean. Posted: Fri Apr 01, 2005 5:14 pm
castleinthesky wrote:Loomis!Loomis wrote: No, I'm hoping the poor old bugger can finally drop off his perch and get some rest!
Don't mind my sarcastic sense of humour. I think Loomis is right! He was been Pope quite a long time. I think it is his time to leave and go to better place and get some rest!
Posted: Fri Apr 01, 2005 5:18 pm
You know, when you can´t say something nice,don´t say nothing at all.
At least have a little respect for the Pope,not because who he is as a religious figure but as the person he have been all this year.
For God´s sake, he is the only one who used to vsit the one who tried to kill him!
Respect man,it´s all what I ask
At least have a little respect for the Pope,not because who he is as a religious figure but as the person he have been all this year.
For God´s sake, he is the only one who used to vsit the one who tried to kill him!
Respect man,it´s all what I ask
Posted: Fri Apr 01, 2005 5:24 pm
hmm...
Isidour, I do highly respect the Pope...
but when it is his time to go...
The Pope has gone through so much...if you read the news, his heart and kidneys are slowly functioning, his breath is weakening...
So in some way, Loomis may have a point (though it wasn't said nicely...)
Prayers are still being said for him, but personally, as much as I don't want him to pass away, I also don't want him to suffer (more).
...but let's not get into a debate about that.
Isidour, I do highly respect the Pope...
but when it is his time to go...
The Pope has gone through so much...if you read the news, his heart and kidneys are slowly functioning, his breath is weakening...
So in some way, Loomis may have a point (though it wasn't said nicely...)
Prayers are still being said for him, but personally, as much as I don't want him to pass away, I also don't want him to suffer (more).
...but let's not get into a debate about that.
Hi
Posted: Fri Apr 01, 2005 8:15 pm
I am not of the Catholic Religion, but I still have a great deal of respect for the man, for all the good he has done with the Catholic religion. I hope that he recovers quickly, and regains health enough to go on with his life. He truly is an awesome man.
Recover quick, Pope John Paul II
Recover quick, Pope John Paul II
Posted: Fri Apr 01, 2005 10:04 pm
In fact,the post was for Loomis.
Yes, he is almost on the other side and yes, this is something than sooner or later would happened.But the fact than it´s happening or it just happend is no reason to d ot respect.
Call it if your sarcastycal "humor" wants to "respect for the death" but at the end respect.
Respect for someone who have fougth more than anyone here around or evn of anyone of this days, to somebody who is respected and loved even for non-catholic people.
I could say thn I´m happy than someone sharedyour same point of view and even laugh of your post But really makes me feel shame,shame than there´s people who enjoys the others pain and sorrow and make it a practical joke.
I`ll never wih this happend to someone,but I´m pretty shure than you wouldn´t like that type of chit chat if one of your friends o family members be almost "a death bugger" as you should say.
And RJKD23,I know too than the time will come and it´s something than we can´t do something for but even those who are death or almost death should get a little respect.
That´s what I think, and I have to say than it´s a shame than the death of one of the most great person of the XX century it´s no more tha a practical joke for someones
Yes, he is almost on the other side and yes, this is something than sooner or later would happened.But the fact than it´s happening or it just happend is no reason to d ot respect.
Call it if your sarcastycal "humor" wants to "respect for the death" but at the end respect.
Respect for someone who have fougth more than anyone here around or evn of anyone of this days, to somebody who is respected and loved even for non-catholic people.
I could say thn I´m happy than someone sharedyour same point of view and even laugh of your post But really makes me feel shame,shame than there´s people who enjoys the others pain and sorrow and make it a practical joke.
I`ll never wih this happend to someone,but I´m pretty shure than you wouldn´t like that type of chit chat if one of your friends o family members be almost "a death bugger" as you should say.
And RJKD23,I know too than the time will come and it´s something than we can´t do something for but even those who are death or almost death should get a little respect.
That´s what I think, and I have to say than it´s a shame than the death of one of the most great person of the XX century it´s no more tha a practical joke for someones
Posted: Fri Apr 01, 2005 11:35 pm
Hey, that oughta be my new slogan - or something on my tombstoneRJKD23 wrote: So in some way, Loomis may have a point (though it wasn't said nicely...)
The post wasn't meant to be disrespectful - if it was, it'd be far more obvious. As a "lapsed Catholic" (i.e. all of the guilt, none of the faith), I understand what he means etc etc.Isidour wrote:In fact,the post was for Loomis.
[...]
Call it if your sarcastycal "humor" wants to "respect for the death" but at the end respect.
Respect for someone who have fougth more than anyone here around or evn of anyone of this days, to somebody who is respected and loved even for non-catholic people.
However, the poor old guy is being dragged out on a semi-daily basis to perform duties that any other humane profession in the world would have let him retire from years ago. He's done god's work - let the poor dear rest!
Posted: Sat Apr 02, 2005 1:19 am
castleinthesky, you may want to edit your RIP post. 
cuz as of 3:08 A.M EST
Except the bit you say about MMP.
cuz as of 3:08 A.M EST
ah, Loomis, all your posts are so...(thinks of nice word) yes, enlightening. Sarcastic, but truthful."I have information from the Vatican from a half an hour ago. The Pope is in serious, but stable condition. The Pope has not lost consciousness," Father Konrad Hejmo, a close friend of the Pope's, told Reuters.
Except the bit you say about MMP.