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What could have been more prophetic than seeing Pope John Paul II prostrate himself at the Holy Sepulcher in Jerusalem to kiss the marble slab where tradition says Jesus' body was prepared for burial? Series: -DATELINE-
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What could have been more prophetic than seeing Pope John Paul II
prostrate himself at the Holy Sepulcher in Jerusalem to kiss the
marble slab where tradition says Jesus' body was prepared for burial?
Earlier on the same day, the pope visited a mosque and the Western
Wall. I chose that scene to mark my return to the column and Channel
2 after weeks of medical attention to seek relief from the horrible
pain of neuropathy, a nerve ailment that confined me to the use of a
walker. The pope did m...
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