11.35.-Pope Francis is undertaking a revolution within the Catholic Church itself, which is why some, as well as considering him the leading statesman of his time, see him as a strong candidate for the Nobel Peace Prize, stated Frei Betto at the press conference in Havana.
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11:30.- Frei Betto recalled that in the current context of the reestablishment of relations between the U.S. and Cuba, the challenges point toward the need to change attitudes within the U.S. government.
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11:29.-The Brazilian Roman Catholic Priest emphasized the religious syncretism that exists in Cuba, a reality that he believes is very commendable.
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11:26.-Frei Betto highlights the number of Catholics in Brazil, at around 70% of the population.
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11:22.-Frei Betto: “Only two Latin American countries have had the privilege of receiving, in a relatively short period of time (17 years), the visit of the last three Popes: Brazil and Cuba.”
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11.13.-Frei Betto offers a press conference regarding Pope Francis’ visit to Cuba.
10:37.-Everything is up and ready at the press room in Havana’s Hotel Nacional – one of the three installed across the country to provide live coverage of Pope Francis’ visit. A press conference with Frei Betto is scheduled to begin shortly.
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10:34.- President of Argentina Cristina Fernández has arrived in Havana to attend the Holy Mass that Pope Francis will officiate tomorrow morning. She will be received this afternoon by her Cuban counterpart, Army General Raúl Castro Ruz.
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9:47.-The papalflightpassing overthe Azoreson its way toCuba