Apr 4, 2005 • 1 min read

Bono praises the late Pope John Paul II

Bono has paid tribute to the late Pope John Paul II, calling him the best frontman the Roman Catholic Church ever had, citing their joint work on the Drop the Debt campaign.

Well, you can always rely on Bono to provide the link between a music e-newsletter and the big topical news story of the moment.

Yep, the U2 frontman has been bigging up the late Pope **John

Paul II** following the pontiff's death this weekend. The two met through their mutual support of the campaign to convince the wealthiest nations of the world to cancel the debts of the poorest countries.

Calling

John Paul II the "best frontman the Roman Catholic Church ever had", Bono said this weekend: "Without John Paul

II its hard to imagine the Drop the Debt campaign succeeding as it did".

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