Commie Pope Scheduled to Visit Communist Cuba

Socialist Bergoglio

But I have met many Marxists in my life who are good people, so I don't feel offended." 

Caring about the poor doesn’t make me a Communist

‘Tyranny of Capitalism’,  the wealth made from financial speculation is intolerable and  speculation on commodities was a scandal that compromised the poor’s access to food. - Bergoglio

Cuba today is the only remaining Marxist-Leninist state to receive a "very high" human development ranking from the United Nations, and ranks well in measures of health and education.

Pope Francis will visit Cuba in September after a scheduled visit to the U.S, the Vatican confirmed Wednesday. 

(TeleSur.net) Pope Francis will visit Cuba on his way to the United States in September, Vatican Spokesperson Father Federico Lombardi confirmed Wednesday. 

"I can confirm that the pope has accepted the invitation received" from Cuba, Lombardi said.  Following his visit to Cuba, Pope Francis is scheduled to visit three U.S. cities in the last week of September. He will address Congress and meet with President Barack Obama at the White House, address the U.N. in New York, and attend a church rally for families in Philadelphia. The recent announcement comes three months after Pope Francis played a key role in restarting diplomatic relations between the United States and Cuba.  Pope Francis will become the third pope to visit the island nation after the historic 1998 visit of St. John Paul II.   Pope Francis also confirmed Thursday that he will embark on a tour of several Latin American countries in July. He will visit Bolivia, Ecuador and Paraguay.  It will be only the second time that a Pope has toured Latin America; the first was when Jean Paul the Second visited the region in 1985. According to a recent study by the Pew Research Center, Pope Francis, the leader of the world’s nearly 1.1 billion Catholics, enjoys broad support across much of the world. Sixty percent of those surveyed across 43 nations have a favorable view of the pontiff.  Latin America — the pope’s home region — also gives him high marks, with 72 percent saying they have a positive opinion. 

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