FILE - A Thursday, Oct. 16, 2003 photo from files showing Pope John Paul II with Archbishop Stanislaw Dziwisz as he arrives in the Paul VI hall to hear a "Message from the College of Cardinals to the Holy Father" at the Vatican. Pope John Paul II's secretary "did not have the courage" to burn all of the pontiff's notes after his death, and is now having some of them published, he said Wednesday, Jan. 22, 2014. The book, "Very Much in God's Hands," comes out Feb. 5 in Poland, where the pope is still a much-loved authority. It contains religious meditations that Karol Wojtyla recorded between July 1962, when he was a bishop in Poland, and March 2003, when he was pope. (AP Photo/Plinio Lepri, File)
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