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Pope Francis, greeting crowds as his motorcade approached Havana's Avenida Carlos III on Sunday, September 20, 2015. (Photo: Julie Schwietert Collazo/Fox News Latino)![Francis_in_Cuba_1]()
One of the thousands of attendees at Pope Francis's Havana Mass in the Plaza de la Revolución on Sunday, Sept. 20, 2015. (Julie Schwietert/Fox News Latino)![Francis_in_Cuba_7]()
These university students, who are Catholic, attended Pope Francis' Mass at the Plaza de la Revolución and say they hope his words will resonate with all Cubans. (Photo: Julie Schwietert Collazo/Fox News Latino)![Francis_in_Cuba_8]()
These women greeted Pope Francis as his motorcade came up Avenida Carlos III in Havana. (Photo: Julie Schwietert Collazo/Fox News Latino)![Francis_in_Cuba_4]()
A woman leaves a message for Pope Francis at Sacred Heart Church in Havana. The pope made a visit here several hours after his Mass in the Plaza de la Revolución. (Julie Schwietert Collazo/Fox News Latino)![Francis_in_Cuba_2]()
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Crowds record for posterity Pope Francis' arrival in Havana's Plaza de la Revolución. (Julie Schwietert Collazo/Fox News Latino)![Francis_in_Cuba_6]()
The Cuban state newspaper Granma announces the arrival of Pope Francis to Cuba. (Photo: Julie Schwietert Collazo/Fox News Latino)The crowds came out for Pope Francis in Cuba
Parishioners in Havana and the other Cuban cities the pontiff visited have had to endure the strong anti-Catholic measures put in place by Castro in the first few decades of his regime.
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- The crowds came out for Pope Francis in Cuba
