Posted on 03/23/2012 7:05:12 AM PDT by NYer
Pope Benedict XVI's visits Mexico and Cuba, a trip planned to span 5 days, from March 23-28. This visit includes a meeting with Mexican president Felipe Calderon Hinojosa, Mass in the Parque Bicentenario in the municipality of Silao; a meeting with representatives from the ninety-one dioceses of Mexico; then a meeting in Cuba with Cuban President Raul Castro; a visit to the Shrine of Our Lady of Charity and a visit to Havana, greeted by Cardinal Jaime Ortega y Alamino, archbishop of Havana and by other religious and civil authorities. On the morning of Wednesday 28 March, the Pope will preside at Mass in the Plaza de la Revolucion "Jose Marti."
Coverage - All Times Eastern |
Saturday, March 24
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Meeting with the Youth - 7:30 PM ET, Encore: Sun. Mar. 25 at 1 AM ET |
Sunday, March 25
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Solemn Mass in the Parque del Bicentenario of Leon - 11:30 AM ET, Encore: Mon. Mar. 26 at 12 AM ET |
Vespers with the Bishops of Mexico and Latin America - 7:30 PM ET |
Monday, March 26
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Departure From Mexico - 10:30 AM ET |
Arrival in Cuba - 2:30 PM ET |
Solemn Mass in Antonio Maceo Square of Santiago de Cuba - 6 PM ET, Encore: Tues. Mar. 27 at 12 AM ET |
Tuesday, March 27
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Visit to the Shrine of the Virgin of Charity - 10 AM ET |
Departure from Santiago de Cuba to Havana - 11:30 AM ET |
Arrival in Havana - 12:30 PM ET |
Meeting with President Castro - 6 PM ET |
Wednesday, March 28
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Solemn Mass at Plaza de la Revolución - 9:30 AM ET, Thurs. Mar. 29 at 12 AM ET |
Farewell Ceremony - 5 PM ET |
Please continue to pray for the Holy Father as he embarks on this faith journey to two very turbulent countries.
As many of you already know, the pope always transmits greetings to each country as his flight passes over that nation. I will try to post his greeting to the US, later today.
Thanks for posting this — looking forward to the Pope’s fly-over message.
Hey Nyer since I live in Los Angeles Local LA media already down there doing wall to wall coverage on the Pope already I think because our largely Latino descent area here in SO CAL
Hey Nyer since I live in Los Angeles Local LA media already down there doing wall to wall coverage on the Pope already I think because our largely Latino descent area here in SO CAL
Thanks for that update. Please keep us up to date on the accuracy of the reporting.
PING A ROO Monk
Actually NYER they just cover it the basic of the trip no big whoop YET yeah Pope is on his way in Mexico
Since you are in such close proximity to Mexico, I would recommend you follow the Holy Father’s visit via EWTN. No commercials! No critique! Full coverage - LIVE - totally uninterrupted. Enjoy his visit to your neighbor! God’s blessings on you (see my new thread for the pope’s blessings).
That advantage of living in Los Angeles CA you get exclusive when religious leader does come to Mexico LOL!
I am going watch EWTN and other networks I just channel surf
It official Pope is in Mexico all Spanish lanuage channels Univsion to Azetca Mexico channel here in SO CAL all went to Pope coverage
Little bit of SO CAL news I probably get more coverage tonight
It official Pope is in Mexico all Spanish lanuage channels Univsion to Azetca Mexico channel here in SO CAL all went to Pope coverage
Little bit of SO CAL news I probably get more coverage tonight
It official Pope is in Mexico all Spanish lanuage channels Univsion to Azetca Mexico channel here in SO CAL all went to Pope coverage
Little bit of SO CAL news I probably get more coverage tonight
It official Pope is in Mexico all Spanish lanuage channels Univsion to Azetca Mexico channel here in SO CAL all went to Pope coverage
Little bit of SO CAL news I probably get more coverage tonight
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