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John Paul II, Karol Wojtyła of Wadowice, 1978–2005. Medal commemorating the Pope’s visit to the diocese of Sandomierz-Radom during the fourth pilgrimage to Poland, 1991 (Bronze, 70.00 mm, 141.06 g). RADOM 4.06.1991 JAN PAWEŁ II NAWIEDZA KOŚCIÓŁ SANDOMIERSKO RADOMSKI, Half-length figure of the pope to left, wearing a tall mitre and a wide cope, holding the pastoral cross-staff with both hands. Rev. BŁ WINCENTY, along the border to left; ŚW KAZIMIERZ, along the border to right, The crowned Virgin holding the crowned Child seated on her lap, her right hand raised towards him, before a foliate openwork niche; in the foreground to left, Blessed Wincenty Kadłubek in monastic habit, writing on an open book, and to right, Saint Casimir wearing a soft cap, his hand on his breast in adoration. In its original red leather book-form case, the cover with the date and the papal arms in gilt. Matte golden-brown surfaces. Scattered minute dark spots and a few tiny pits in the obverse field. About mint state. John Paul II came to Radom on 4 June 1991, during his fourth pilgrimage to Poland, made from 1 to 9 June under the motto "Bogu dziękujcie, ducha nie gaście". In the city he prayed in the church of the Protection of Our Lady, at that time, the co-cathedral and today the cathedral, where he blessed the epitaph of Bishop Piotr Gołębiowski and met the children of first communion; he stopped in prayer at the monument to the workers of the Radom protest of June 1976, celebrated Mass at the military airfield of Sadków and blessed the new major seminary of the diocese. Bronze.