How Did John Paul II Change The World

If I could spend the afternoon with any historic or public figure it would be Karol Jozef Wojtyla, better known as Pope John Paul II or St. John Paul the Great. The change this man instigated in our world was profound. Not only was he a great man of God, he also remarkably changed the world’s view of the Catholic church, and the world itself. St. John Paul was a man so filled with the holy spirit you would have to be inept not to recognize it. The love this man poured out for all those around him regardless of religion, nationality, state of living, or sex was incredible. The way St. John Paul chose to live his life is something we should all strive for. To follow the teachings of our Lord so closely and to be an example of a true disciple and saint. St. John Paul also greatly changed the world’s view of the Catholic church. He further explained through many of his papal encyclicals, books, and teachings the true meaning behind the Catholic faith. Realigning the view that much of society held. His message was also one of universal love and acceptance. Not only did he proclaim such profound messages, he lived them, and spread them himself. St. John Paul is the most traveled Pope within history; a

St. John Paul II believed that war was not inevitable, war itself is “always a defeat for humanity.” Therefore, he commonly addressed the issue of not only war itself, but many related topics. He helped bring to an end many dictatorships, and communism rules within Europe. As he traveled he spoke to many leaders and visited numerous countries. St. John Paul even visited countries that are historically known for being Lutheran. The message he preached was of love, acceptance, and service to one another. St. John Paul also spent time in many developing countries throughout his lifetime. Providing charity and to many people a message of