Young people, in particular, will feel the loss of Pope John Paul II. Not only is he the only pope they have ever known. He loved them and they knew it and they loved him. With tens of thousands of others, our younger son went to World Youth Day in Toronto to see our Holy Father in 2002. The sea of teenagers, a reported 600,000, continually chanted “Pope John Two, We Love You.” News accounts talked about the “genuine rapture in the voices of the young people” who packed the park as they began a 24-hour “prayer fest” before the pope celebrated Mass. He made the trip against the advice of his close advisers, determined not to disappoint those he called “the future and hope of the Church and humanity.”