Do you still remember?

I love your discussion because I greatly admired the late beloved Pope John Paul II. I cried when he died and really pray for his soul. In my bedroom, I have two big posters of him hanging beside my bedroom, whenever I am in great trouble I ask help from him together with Virgin Mary and Jesus Christ.

Pope John Paul II epitomized what a true Christian should be, he was a great model of humility, he has this strong sense of duty as a Catholic. He was a gifted Pope inspiring warring nations and races to come together as one family. He was the instrument of peace, unity and brotherhood. I really missed him, his legacy inspired me to embrace my being a Catholic, he has this strong affection to the poor, to the children and to the people who are rejected, defenseless and homeless.

May he be truly rest in Peace and hoping for his canonization.

He really is an inspiring pope. And I've come to know him that whenever he arrives at the airport he alway kneel down and kiss the ground soil, and he utters that there is Someone who came here before me. He's a very humble pope. A person who reaches his love and care to other nations and even to other religions. One thing that strikes me and give me a goose bumps was the picture conversation between Pope John Paul II and Mother Theresa.