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Pope John Paul II Exhibit in Lubbock March 15, 2013

By: Newsroom
Updated: November 29, 2012
The Lubbock-based National Exhibits Association announced on their website that Lubbock will host the exhibition, "I Have Come to You Again."

The exhibit will consists of "personal belongings, documents, photos, paintings, sculptors [sic], and more," including a relic.

The website says 28 museums and collectors contributed to the exhibit, which will include about 130 artifacts.

A previous news release announced that Lubbock will be the first of only three cities in the U.S. to host the exhibit.

More details will be announced at 10:00 Thursday morning, at a news conference at the Overton Hotel.

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