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Every journey John Paul II made had a purpose. In some places he emphasized the traditional stands of the church on issues such as abortion, women clergy, and the evils of materialism. Some would say bravely while others would say stubbornly, he presented those positions to audiences who least wanted to hear them. He travelled to confront communism, he spoke out against unbridled capitalism, dehumanizing globalism, and rampant consumerism. His long global odyssey seemed, in a way, a series of family visits, calling on the world's one billion Catholics and countless members of other faiths. The family he touched was humanity. This book/CD celebrates a remarkable man.

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