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Pope John Paul II blesses the faithful during the Easter mass celebrated in St. Peter's Square at the Vatican, Sunday, April 11, 2004. The Pontiff called for world leaders to resolve conflicts in Iraq (news - web sites), the Middle East and Africa, and used his Easter message to pray that hope will conquer the 'inhuman'' and growing phenomenon of terrorism. (AP Photo/Massimo Sambucetti) |
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Pope John Paul II blesses the pilgrims during his traditional Easter mass in St Peter's square at the Vatican. The Pope urged humanity to oppose the 'inhuman' phenomenon of terrorism, the threat of which has cast a pall over the Christian festival. (AFP/Patrick Hertzog) |
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Pope John Paul II looks on as he leads the Easter Sunday Mass in Saint Peter's Square at the Vatican April 11, 2004.The Pope told the world in his Easter message on Sunday that a culture of love had to defeat terrorism and the ' logic of death ' and revenge in Iraq, the Holy land and other places where conflicts reigns. (REUTERS/Alessandro Bianchi) |
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Pope John Paul II looks on as he arrives to lead the Easter Sunday Mass in Saint Peter's Square at the Vatican April 11, 2004.The Pope told the world in his Easter message on Sunday that a culture of love had to defeat terrorism and the ' logic of death ' and revenge in Iraq (news - web sites), the Holy land and other places where conflicts reigns. (REUTERS/Alessandro Bianchi) |
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A marble statue overlooks Saint Peter's Square as Pope John Paul II leads the Easter Sunday Mass in Saint Peter's Square at the Vatican April 11, 2004.The Pope told the world in his Easter message on Sunday that a culture of love had to defeat terrorism and the ' logic of death ' and revenge in Iraq, the Holy land and other places where conflicts reigns. (REUTERS/Max Rossi) |
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A view of St. Peter's Square at the Vatican during the Easter Mass celebrated by Pope John Paul II, Sunday, April 11, 2004. The Pontiff called for world leaders to resolve conflicts in Iraq, the Middle East and Africa, and used his Easter message to pray that hope will conquer the 'inhuman'' and growing phenomenon of terrorism. (AP Photo/Massimo Sambucetti) |
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Pope John Paul II bless the faithful as he tours St. Peter's Square at the Vatican after celebrating the Easter mass, Sunday April 11, 2004. The Pontiff called for world leaders to resolve conflicts in Iraq, the Middle East and Africa and used his Easter message to pray that hope will conquer the 'inhuman'' and growing phenomenon of terrorism. (AP Photo/Pier Paolo Cito) |
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Pope John Paul II laughs as a toddler in traditional Asian dress, held by her mother, struggles up the stairs of St. Peter's Basilica to reach him during the Easter mass celebrated in St. Peter's Square at the Vatican, Sunday, April 11, 2004. The Pontiff called for world leaders to resolve conflicts in Iraq, the Middle East and Africa, and used his Easter message to pray that hope will conquer the 'inhuman'' and growing phenomenon of terrorism. (AP Photo/Pier Paolo Cito) |
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Pilgrims
and tourists reacts as Pope John Paul II kisses a baby handed to
him in St. Peter's Square on his open popemobile, after celebrating
Easter Mass at the Vatican, Sunday, April 11, 2004. The Pontiff
called for world leaders to resolve conflicts in Iraq, the Middle
East and Africa, and used his Easter message to pray that hope will
conquer the 'inhuman'' and growing phenomenon of terrorism. (AP Photo/Pier Paolo Cito) |
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A nun heads a line of tourists and pilgrims to be searched and have their bags checked by Italian Carabinieri and Police officers, at an access point to St. Peter's Square at the Vatican, prior of the Easter Mass celebrated by Pope John Paul II, Sunday, April 11, 2004. The Pontiff called for world leaders to resolve conflicts in Iraq, the Middle East and Africa, and used his Easter message to pray that hope will conquer the 'inhuman'' and growing phenomenon of terrorism. (AP Photo/Pier Paolo Cito) |
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Pope John Paul II arrives for the Easter mass at St Peter's square at the Vatican. The Pope urged humanity to oppose the 'inhuman' phenomenon of terrorism, the threat of which has cast a pall over the Christian festival. (AFP/Paolo Cocco) |
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