Pope hoping to rally Cuban catholics

The pope left Spanish-speaking Latin America’s most Roman Catholic country today on his way to its least.

Mon, 26 Mar, 2012 - 12:48

The pope left Spanish-speaking Latin America’s most Roman Catholic country today on his way to its least.

He hopes to inspire the same outpouring of faith in communist-run Cuba as he did in Mexico’s conservative Catholic heartland.

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