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Albacete is a professor of theology at St. Joseph's Seminary in New York and a friend of
John Paul II. He was president of the Pontifical Catholic University of Puerto
Rico and served as associate professor of theology at the John Paul II
Institute for Studies in Marriage and Family.
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Ascherson is a journalist who was with the Pope on two of his trips to Poland (1979 and
1983) and has reported on Poland for over 40 years. He wrote two books on the
country, including the most recent, The Struggles for Poland. He
currently writes for Britain's The Observer.
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Blakemore was Rome bureau chief for ABC News and its Vatican correspondent from
1978-1983. He traveled with John Paul II on twenty-one international visits and
covered the pontiff's role in the peaceful dismantling of the Soviet Union.
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Carroll is a writer and former Paulist priest. He is the author of nine novels and the
memoir, An American Requiem.
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Duffy is a Vatican historian and professor at Cambridge University. He is the author
of The Stripping of the Altars and Saints and Sinners: A History of
the Popes.
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Judt is professor of European Studies at New York University and director of its
Remarque Institute.
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Suro is a journalist for The Washington Post and reported full time on
John Paul II from 1984-1989 for The New York Times and Time.
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