Pope John Paul II: The official App

Free

1.2for iPhone

IQUII S.r.l.

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Jul 1, 2014

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About Pope John Paul II: The official App

Pope John Paul II is the official Vatican application dedicated to one of the most important and most beloved pope in the history of the Church, Karol Józef Wojtyła.
The Holy Church decided to remember the former Pope, proclaimed a Saint on April 27 2014, with an iOS application.

With Pope John Paul II App you can:
- Read the official biography of Karol Wojtyla and the highlights of the pontificate
- Browse encyclicals, letters and other publications
- Browse a section with lots of prayers to remember Karol Wojtyla
- Read informations about accommodation facilities and restaurants to visit the Vatican City

The lessons and the memory of the former Pope always with you.
Take with you the memory of a man who changed history.

The App is completely free and available in different languages: Italian, English, French, Spanish, Portuguese, Chinese.

The Pope John Paul II App was proudly made by Iquii with CTV and Osservatore Romano.