John Paul II News

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  Coming to Boston, a Garden of Cakes

  By Katherine Gustafson|Fri Feb 26, 2010 6:41 PM ET

  At the revived Boston Flower & Garden Show, a new kind of garden tempts the taste buds.

  Related: Boston, Garden, Massachusetts, Queen Elizabeth, John Paul II
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  Pope John Paul II: To Saint or Not to Saint?

  By Katherine Gustafson|Tue Dec 22, 2009 7:28 PM ET

  He's been declared virtuous and venerable, which makes him one step closer to canonization. Now what?

  Related: Death, John Paul II, Benedict XVI, Popes
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  Sinead O'Connor is Fighting Mad (And Doing Good)

  By Mark Dagostino|Wed Dec 9, 2009 9:39 AM ET

  With a new single, the singer proves that her voice — and her views — are stronger than ever.

  Related: New York, Children, Music, Charity, New York City, United States, Sex, Harry Potter, Ireland, Saturday Night Live, Bob Marley, Mentoring, Mary J. Blige, John Paul II, Dublin, Sex Trafficking, Sinead O'Connor, Priests
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  Yep, That Really Is Galileo Giving You the Finger

  By Kathy Ehrich Dowd|Sat Nov 21, 2009 1:55 PM ET

  More than four centuries after his death, two fingers and a tooth belonging to the famed astronomer are finally recovered.

  Related: Science, The Associated Press, Robert Pattinson, John Paul II, Galileo Galilei, Florence, Fingers
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  The Church That Helped Change History

  By David Jenison|Fri Sep 18, 2009 7:16 PM ET

  Wawel Cathedral and its world-changing man

  Related: Europe, Architecture, Italy, Poland, John Paul II
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  Tonic Trek: Krakow

  By David Jenison|Wed Sep 16, 2009 1:28 PM ET

  The what, where and how of Poland's most beautiful city

  Related: Architecture, tourism, Poland, Prague, UNESCO, Krakow, John Paul II, Gdansk, World Heritage Site, Barbican, Oskar Schindler
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  It Takes a Nation of Shipbuilders to Hold Us Back

  By David Jenison|Fri Sep 11, 2009 8:00 AM ET

  How solidarity made Gdansk public enemy No. 1 to the Soviets

  Related: Europe, Poland, Berlin, John Paul II, Soviet Union, Gdansk, Lech Walesa
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  Warsaw Reborn

  By David Jenison|Wed Sep 2, 2009 2:00 PM ET

  Despite utter destruction in World War II, Warsaw rebuilt its Old Town with stunning accuracy

  Related: Travel, Architecture, Poland, UNESCO, Warsaw, John Paul II, Barbican

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