By Paul Kengor, National Catholic Register - Every Fourth of July, the United States commemorates its Founders’ dedication to our unalienable rights of life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness — rights endowed by our Creator… One person who greatly respected what those Founders did was a Polish pope, St. John Paul II… John Paul II expressed that admiration a number of times, including on U.S. soil… “Every human being living on earth is a member of a civil society,” said the Pope. “Each one of you, distinguished ladies and gentlemen, represents a particular state, system and political structure, but what you represent above all are individual human beings … each of them a subject endowed with dignity as a human person.”