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Spanish students from Madrid hold a Spanish flag with a black ribbon during Pope John Paul II's Sunday Angelus in St Peter's Square at the Vatican March 14, 2004. The Pope speaking at his Sunday weekly address condemned the Madrid bomb attacks that killed 200 people calling it a horrendous crime and he said it was incredible how the human soul could reach the point of conceiving of such abominable deeds. (REUTERS/Tony Gentile) |
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A young girl wearing a Spanish flag turns her eyes to the Pope John Paul II during his Angelus noon prayer and blessing delivered from the window of his studio overlooking St. Peter's Square at the Vatican. (AFP/Alberto Pizzoli) |
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Pope John Paul II waves to the faithful during his Sunday Angelus in St Peter's Square at the Vatican March 14, 2004. The Pope speaking at his Sunday weekly address condemned the Madrid bomb attacks that killed 200 people calling it a horrendous crime and he said it was incredible how the human soul could reach the point of conceiving of such abominable deeds. (REUTERS/Tony Gentile) |
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Pope John Paul II waves to the faithful as he arrives for his weekly general audience in Saint Peter's Square at the Vatican March 17, 2004. It was the first outdoor audience of the year for the 83-year-old pope, who has appeared in much better condition in recent weeks. (REUTERS/Max Rossi) |
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A gust of wind blows Pope John Paul II's mantle as he leads his general audience in Saint Peter's Square at the Vatican March 17, 2004. It was the first outdoor audience of the year for the 83-year-old pope, who has appeared in much better condition in recent weeks. (REUTERS/Max Rossi) |
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Pope John Paul II waves as he lead his general audience in Saint Peter's Square at the Vatican March 17, 2004. It was the first outdoor audience of the year for the 83-year-old pope, who has appeared in much better condition in recent weeks. (REUTERS/Max Rossi) |
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