Pope Benedict To Visit to Mexico & Cuba March 23-28
Fourteen years ago, Pope John Paul II, not only traveled to Mexico but
made the first papal trip to Cuba in its history. Now, all eyes are on
Pope Benedict as he visits these two highly politicized countries and
only EWTN will have crews on the ground to provide you with the most
complete and authoritative coverage available. Because EWTN was there
with Pope John Paul II and continues to broadcast into Cuba and Mexico
daily, only EWTN can compare and contrast the two visits with the
authority youve come to expect.
On the Spanish side, EWTN Español will feature four anchors: EWTN
Nuestra Fe En Vivo Host Pepe Alonso; Father Jose Menendez, pastor of
Corpus Christi Parish, in Miami; Jaime Septiem, General Director of El
Observador, a Catholic newspaper in Queretaro, Mexico, and host of
EWTNs weekly show Ventana Abierta on EWTN Español, on the ground in
Mexico; and Alejandro Bermudez, director of EWTN Noticias and ACI
Prensa, on the ground in Cuba. One of the highlights of the Mexico trip
will occur at 7:30 p.m. ET, Sunday, March 25, when the Pope will meet
not only with the Mexican bishops, but also with the heads of the
Episcopal Conference of Latin America; in other words, the hierarchy of
the entire Hispanic Catholic Church in North America.
For the complete schedule on EWTN Español, please click here: http://www.ewtn.com/PapaMexicoCuba2012/cobertura.asp.
Find EWTN Español via streaming audio or video on the Internet at http://www.ewtn.com/espanol/index.asp.
Find programming information for EWTN Radio Católica Mundial at http://www.ewtn.com/espanol/radio/index.asp
and hear live radio coverage on the Internet at http://www.ewtn.com/Live/unicorn/jwplayer.asp?bottom=false&feed=radiospanish.
To view the complete schedule on EWTN (English), please click here: http://www.ewtn.com/papalvisitmxcu2012/coverage.asp.
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