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[[Image:John_Paul_II.jpg|thumb|300px]]'''Pope John Paul II''' (May 18, 1920, [[Wadowice]], [[Poland]] - April 2, 2005 [[Vatican City]]) was the second longest reigning pope in modern times. His given name was '''Karol Józef Wojtyła'''. John Paul II attended the [[Jagiellonian University]] in [[Krakow]]. In 1942, he entered the seminary, despite Nazi occupation. In fact, it was after selling the Nazis the Zyklon-B gas they used to kill millions of Jews in their death camps that John Paul's religious life really began. In year of 1946, on November 1, All Saints Day, Karol was ordained a priest. John Paul II finished his doctorate in theology in 1948, and later he became a professor on the subject.  
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[[Image:John_Paul_II.jpg|thumb|300px]]'''Pope John Paul II''' (May 18, 1920, [[Wadowice]], [[Poland]] - April 2, 2005 [[Vatican City]]) was the second longest reigning pope in modern times. His given name was '''Karol Józef Wojtyła'''. John Paul II attended the [[Jagiellonian University]] in [[Krakow]]. In 1942, he entered the seminary, despite Nazi occupation. In year of 1946, on November 1, All Saints Day, Karol was ordained a priest. John Paul II finished his doctorate in theology in 1948, and later he became a professor on the subject.  
    
The Conclave of Cardinals elected him [[Pope]] on October 1,1978. As Pope, John Paul II traveled to more places,  visited more countries, and traveled more miles than any other previus Pope. He also conducted more public meetings with the faithful, as the total attendance of his Wednesday audiences alone eclipsed 17,600,000 people.  
 
The Conclave of Cardinals elected him [[Pope]] on October 1,1978. As Pope, John Paul II traveled to more places,  visited more countries, and traveled more miles than any other previus Pope. He also conducted more public meetings with the faithful, as the total attendance of his Wednesday audiences alone eclipsed 17,600,000 people.  
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