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A brave soul. May he rest in peace.
Miriam Lee
Ireland
The Pope was a brilliant and kind man, a real inspiration to those
who needed guidance. I'll miss him
Gary Goggin, Ireland
We wish to express our sorrow and regret on the death of Pope John
Paul the Second. He was a truly very holy man and had a great
influence on world history.
Declan and Barbara Walsh, College Park Estate, Dublin 16, Ireland.
A great man has been lost to us but he is smiling down at us now from
God's side. I sincerely hope that the next Pope will follow the lead
given by Pope John Paul II, he truly was an inspiration in how he
conducted his life, papacy and death. A truly wonderful man who
considered everyone no matter what their religion or circunstances
as equal.
Sue Carey Saidi
We praise God for sending us such a wonderful man. Pope John Paul
2nd fulfilled such an awesome task with compassion, commitment and
sheer hard work. He reached out to all people everywhere. May he
get his due reward in Heaven amd may his soul rest in peace.
Eileen Shaw, Armagh (the city he wanted to visit)
He was the 'Charismatic Pope' who reached out
to so many people of all denominations. His shoes will never be
filled.
Margie Dunne
We wish to express our condolences on the passing to eternal life of
Our Holy Father, Pope John Paul II. He was a strong voice proclaiming
the teachings of Jesus Christ and gave consolation to the many Catholics
who are struggling to follow Christ's teachings in this 'would-be secular'
country. Not only did he proclaim the faith, but in his suffering he
lived it on a daily basis. He will be sadly missed.
Winifred Collins
Thomas Collins
Gemma Collins
Ireland
The Pope was a friend to all men not only Catholics.
May he rest in peace.
Margaret McInerney
Things will never be quite the same without the Holy Father.
We will miss his kind face.
Margaret Horrigan, Rome
I thank God that the Holy Father is now free from his pain and suffering.
May the Lord welcome him with open arms.
I pray that God will send us a worthy and suitable successor.
With sympathy,
Arlene McAllister, Dublin. Ireland
We wish to express our sorrow at the death of Pope John Paul II.
May he rest in peace.
Maria and Anita Wade.
May you rest in peace Pope John Paul II and thank you.
May the next Pope follow in your footstep (around the world) and continue
to unite a great generation.
Love Siobhan and the Hetherington Family
Just like to say how sorry we are he was a wonderful man.
The Mitchell family in Armagh.
I should like to offer my deepest sympathy
on the peaceful passing of the Father of all Fathers, John
Paul II.
Mary Shanahan, Co Offaly
I would like to say how very sorry I am about the Pope's death.
His great work will remain with us in his memory of his great
reign as Pope.
Linda Hall
The Holy Father Pope John Paul II has always been an inspiration to
myself and others. I will miss him greatly. God bless him may he
rest in peace.
Pope John Paul has made us proud to be Catholics this morning and
his dignity and suffering will be an inspiration to us all.
Garret, Angie, Helen, Hannah, Clair and Tilly Doyle
Portarlington, Co Laois.
As we mourn the passing of a very special person,
who has inspired us all, let us try in some small way to keep his
message of peace in our hearts.
The Hickey Family, Dublin, Ireland
Truly a great man. Will be missed throughout the world by all religions
and races. He had a great affect on all mankind. Now its time for him
to go home. May he rest in peace.
Michael, Sinead, paireac and Aine
Clonmel, Co Tipperary.
A lovely man ...... full of inspiration and love,
his shoes will never be filled....ever.
Jimmy, Eileen Scott and Family, Amithboro Co Monaghan
and Ellie Sherry, Tydavnet, Co Monaghan
Thank God for the life of our Holy Father Pope John Paul.
He was the voice of compassion and reason in a more and
more secular road. His life and indeed his death will
long be remembered as truly God driven. He will now surely
be with his God that he served so well.
Sandi Brennan, Dublin 16.
He was a kind man, may he rest in peace.
Dorothy walsh
The Buckley family would like to express their sadness at
the death of our Holy Father Pope John Paul II. May he rest
in peace in the Lord's presence.
Blessings, Philomena Buckley.
It is with great regret that the pupils, staff and parents
at St Joseph's Boys' High School Newry, learned of the death
os Our Holy Father, Pope John Paul II.
We, as part of the Universal Church, wish to express our gratitude
for the life of service and commitment Pope John Paul II
has given during his pontificate.
Hugh Mallon, Principal
St Joseph's Boys' High School, Newry.
His visit to Ireland in 1979 was a wonderful
experience for myself and my family. He was a man of the people.
He will be sadly missed. May he rest in peace. Ar dhesi De go raibh
a anam.
Mary O' hUallachain, Portmarnock
I find no words to express my sadness at his passing.
I take consolation from the belief that he is by his Father's side.
We all would do well to remember one of his last messages: do
not fear, beware of egoism and materialism.
Vincent Banks
He was a beloved Holy Father – ní bheidh a leithéid arís ann.
Treasa Uí Mhuircheartaigh
Condolences on the death of a wonerful and never to be forgotten POPE,
John Paul II.
Paddy D'Arcy & family.
Tinahely, Co. Wicklow
I wish to send our condoloences on the death of a great Pope John Paul 11.
Wonderful memories of his visit to Ireland in 1979. He bore is illness
with great digniity and was an example to everyone who is living with an
on-going illness/handicap and indeed to the aged - he showed that even
though the body maybe weak physically - his mind was as sharp as ever.
May we keep this in mind when we are dealing with the old, the disabled
and the handicapped.
The Lucey Family, Gneeveguilla, Co. Kerry.
I am deeply saddened by the death of our Holy Father. He was a man with
great principals and was not afraid to say it as he saw it. He did more
to bring young people back into the church than any of his predecessors.
I am glad that his suffering is over and I admired him for way he bore
his illness and the frustration and pain that it brought. Safe in the
arms of Jesus.
Ann Fortune, Wicklow
I was a ypoung girl, when Pope John Paul visited Drogheda
in September 1979.
I was afraid of the crowd ( I suffer with a fear of crowds). and was
saddened I could not go there.
However I stood in a car park ourside Drogheda, and it was like a miracle
as I looked up and saw the helicopter in sky just above where we were
standing. I saw the Pope wave down, that made such an impact that I will
never forget. I cried. From that day on I belive that there is a God, as
that incident changed my life.
I think Pope John Paul is the greatest leader of the Catholic Church we
have ever seen. He was a man of people and he went to people, this showed
how in touch he was with people.
I am saddened at his death, but he faced death with such ease that I feel
people will never see death the same again.
He will be missed for so many reasons.
A Pope who was a People's Pope. God Rest Him.
Sheila Martin
He was a very good may he rest in peace
Duane family
Kildare
Ireland
May the lord take good care of our Pope John Paul 2
and guide him on his final journey to eternal life with our father in heaven
Ray, Margaret and Ronan Crabtree Kinsealy Co Dublin
Message of condolences from me and all my family. Our lives have all been
touched by the greatest man that ever lived. We will all miss him very dearly
and will pray for him always. He will never be forgotten. The catholic
church will not be the same without him. Prayers and candles are being
offered up for him. We all love him.
Jean Costigan and Family.
Our sadness at the loss of our Beloved Pope John-Paul can only
be consoled by our warm memories of His visit in 1979 and our Papal Audience
in St. Peters square in 2002 while on our Honeymoon. A wonderful Man on earth ,
another Saint in Heaven ! May He Rest in Peace!
John & Regina Crowley , Midleton , Co. Cork
It was a sad day for everyone around the world on Saturday when the news of
the greatest pope's John Paul 2nd passed away. He will always be held
dearly in our hearts and was like a father figure to us all. May he rest in
peace which we have no doubt he will and may he continue to look down on us
all for the rest of our lives. He will be sadly missed but never forgotton.
Paula O'Gorman, Dominic O'Gorman, Nichola O'Gorman, Brian O'Gorman, Emer
O'Gorman. Edel O'Gorman and our grandson Patrick J Bennett.
I would like to express my sincerest sympathys' to all people who
mourn the loss of one of the greatest personages of our time and of all time.
May God reward him for his goodness and his life on earth, RIP.
Patrick McCarthy, Garralacka House, Clonakilty, Co. Cork.
deepest sympathy on the death of the holy father pope john paul ll
his suffering is over, may he rest in peace.
kind regards
bernard, patricia,and adam o dea
deerpark west, ennistymon, co clare
We are very saddened at the death of Our Beloved Spiritual Father,Pope John
Paul 11. We Loved him,and we knew he Loved us,and all mankind. He truly was
a Christlike Figure, he preached Gods' word with clarity, conviction and love,
and it was his love, and faith in God, that endeared him to us all. We will
miss him, may He Rest in Peace.
We are happy too, because we know where he is gone, into the arms of his
Beloved Saviour Jesus Christ, and his Heavenly Mother, The Blessed Virgin
Mary. We know too, that he will continue to intercede for the world from his
place in Heaven.
Patrick and Christina Brennan.Newbrook,Ballyglass.Claremorris.Co.Mayo.
I am deeply saddened by the death of our Holy Father. He was a man with great
principals and was not afraid to say it as he saw it. He did more to bring young
people back into the church than any of his predecessors. I am glad that his
suffering is over and I admired him for way he bore his illness and the frustration
and pain that it brought. Safe in the arms of Jesus.
Ann Fortune, Wicklow
The presence of Our Holy Father, Pope John Paul II, will be
greatly missed in the world. He will be remembered dearly in all our hearts and souls.
Sean and Mary Gilvarry and Family, Ireland
The world has lost a geat leader. His natural affinity with the young and the
weak and underpriveliged was an example to all. The passing of his cheerful
spirit wlill leave a great void
Séamus Orr, Margaret Orr, Jason Orr, Robert Orr
Ireland
Thank God for the life of our Holy Father Pope John Paul.He
was the voice of compassion and reason in a more and more secular world. His
life and indeed his death will long be remembered as truly God driven.He will
now surely be with his God that he served so well.
Sandi Brennan Dublin 16
A Chara,
My family and I are greatly saddened like the rest of the world over the loss
of this great and holy father. He had a great spriritual presence in this world
as we have seen he touched the lives of all faiths and sought out the poor and
sick wherever he went. His character is one of kindness and love.
An tAthair Sean Pol Moladh go Deo thu.
DO WIDZENIA
Le Beannachtai agus Gra,
Ndrek, Shauna & Nikoll Prenga
to whom it may concern,
Just to say that we have lost a great charismatic leader
in the Pope.He has seen the evil of the nazis towards his fellow
jews, and no one can ever see or say anything non constructive.
Morally, socially and persistence gave him the courage outwardly
embrace everyone careless to what ever people believed in. A sad
and LONELY END TO A GREAT PERSON.
Farewell.
As night fell over Rome,
On this historic day.
We grieved the loss,
Of a great one,
To whom we often prayed.
His gift of hope,
When times were bad,
Within our hearts will stay.
We remember Pope John Paul two,
In our own special way.
His suffering is over now,
He is at peace at last.
Though in our thoughts,
He will remain,
And always in our hearts.
Though to heaven he has gone,
Within our lives he’ll stay,
A guiding light,
A beacon,
His love will show the way.
So John Paul,
We offer you,
Our thoughts and prayers today.
Though we all know,
Your love we’ll see,
On our own judgement day.
Slán Leat.
A very special person who touched all of us in some way or another,
he will be badly missed by us all. May he rest in peace I believe we
have all taken something special from him into our lives.
Peter O'Neill, Dublin , Ireland
A great man has gone to God. Ni bheidh a leatheadh ann aris.
The world has lost it's greatest ever humanitarian leader.
He was a voice for everyone, regardless of race or creed. May he rest in peace.
The Kehoe Family
Dublin
Andy and Geraldine Collier and all their family, wish to express their most
sincere sympathy on the death of our beloved Holy Father John Paul.
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