John Paul II – Particular Significance and Theological Portrait
John Paul II – Particular Significance and Theological Portrait

Summary/Abstract: Saint Pope John Paul II was Magnus, which means great. For many reasons John Paul II has deserved this tittle: For his innovating apostolate, for his pastoral work, for his teaching too. This is an attempt to expose briefly some aspects of his magisterium and show how all his teaching was founded around the figure of Christ, as Redeemer of man. Saint John Paul II’s vision of the transcendence of human beings enlightens all aspects of his theology. The enormous commitment of Great John Paul II to the theme of human dignity is perfectly united to his theological vision of Redemption in Christ. All the points of his anthropology have a unique point of reference. It is the supernatural vocation of man and woman that gives full sense to their life, mission, and it is what supports the dignity of every human being. In fact, after Christ, each individual can only be fully understood by considering that supernatural calling and dimension. This is the only path to true salvation for all around the world.

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