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5 . 13 . 21 For years there was a single cobblestone in St. Peter’s Square that was painted red, marking the place where blood was shed. Now, in place of a cobblestone, there is a simple white plaque with the coat-of-arms of St. John Paul II. There are no words, just the Roman numerals: XIII V MCMLXXXI. It marks the date John Paul was shot, May 13, 1981. Today is the fortieth anniversary of that assassination attempt on John Paul. It falls on Ascension Thursday, but usually Catholics observe it as the feast day of Our Lady of Fatima, commemorating the date of the first Marian apparition in 1917 to the shepherd children.

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