ROME: Pope Francis on Sunday publicly defended St. John Paul 2nd, condemning the insinuations that recently surfaced about the late pontiff as "offensive and baseless."
In remarks to tourists and pilgrims in St. Peter's Square, Francis said he was aiming to interpret the feelings of the faithful worldwide by expressing gratitude to the Polish pontiff's memory.
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