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From January 21 to 25, 1998, Pope John Paul II made a five-day pastoral visit to Cuba, the first
by a Pope to the island in the history of the Church. John Paul II toured the island and from this
historic trip to Cuba remains his famous message that Cuba opens up to the world and the world
to Cuba.
This book, with a prologue by Alberto Muller and epilogue by Marcos Antonio Ramos, collects
all the statements, speeches and homilies given by Pope John Paul II during his visit to Cuba. It
also includes the speeches of bishops such as that of Monsignor Maurice from Santiago de Cuba,
a fundamental text for the understanding of the Cuban reality. It also includes the visionary
Message of Pope Pius XII in 1954 where he announced difficult times for Cuba and then a
rebirth. The book contains black and white photographs of the Pope’s visit.
Del 21 al 25 de enero de 1998, el Papa Juan Pablo II realizo una visita pastoral de cinco
dias a Cuba, la primera de un Papa a la isla en la historia de la Iglesia. Juan Pablo II recorrio la
isla. Del viaje de Wojtyla a Cuba queda su famoso mensaje que Cuba se abra al mundo y el
mundo a Cuba.
Este libro, con prologo de Alberto Muller y Epilogo de Marcos Antonio Ramos, recoge
todas las declaraciones, discursos y homilias del papa Juan Pablo II durante su visita a Cuba.
Tambien incluye los discursos de los obispos como el de Mons. Maurice en Santiago de Cuba,
texto fundamental para la comprension de la realidad cubana. incluye tambien el visionario
Mensaje del papa Pio XII en 1954 donde anuncio tiempos dificiles para Cuba y luego un renacer.
Con fotografias en blanco y negro de la visita del Papa.
