File - Pope Jean Paul II

File - Pope Jean Paul II

File photo dated March 23, 2005. A silent and pained-looking Pope John Paul II made a very brief appearance at his Vatican window following widespread reports that his health had deteriorated markedly in the past few days in Rome, Vatican The 84-year-old Pope appeared at the window overlooking St Peter's Square for little more than a minute but nonetheless prompted cheers from a crowd of several thousand people below. He did not speak. He waved several times to the crowd . He died one week after. Photo by Eric Vandeville/ABACAPRESS.COM

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