A weathered bronze statue of Pope John Paul II is depicted outdoors, positioned against a light-colored architectural building featuring recessed arches and vertical pilasters

A weathered bronze statue of Pope John Paul II is depicted outdoors, positioned against a light-colored architectural building featuring recessed arches and vertical pilasters. The statue portrays the pontiff with his right arm raised and hand extended in a blessing gesture, while his left hand grasps a papal ferula topped with a crucifix (corpus Christi). He is clad in papal vestments, including a mitre adorned with religious symbols and a laurel wreath, and a visible stole marked with a cross emblem. The figure's face exhibits a gentle, smiling expression. This specific monument is located in front of St. Florian's Cathedral in the Praga-Północ district of Warsaw, Poland.