was celebrated with the former rebels and became the socialist governments culture minister pope john paul the 2nd condemned cardinals double career he publicly scolded him as cardinal knelt in front of him and suspended cardinals priesthood cardinal remained an ardent socialist but then distanced himself from the sending these to government and especially president daniel ortega. he is a dictator and no one else in nicaragua is allowed to speak no one has a say. last year frail and sick cardinal celebrated his 1st joint mass in 35 years rehabilitated by pope francis he died aged 95. you're watching news up next is a documentary on a swiss veterinarian training dogs to fight poaching in the congo remember to visit d w dot com to keep up to date with all the latest news and information i've told me a logical thanks watching. to go beyond. the stories that matter to the. country but. whatever it takes. it running.

certainties have gone things have changed tremendously alex i mean if you contrast the visit of pope john paul the 2nd in 79 when over a 1000000 came tonight to a mass and the more recent visit of pope francis where to my mind when one greeted him here furtively surge of holiness are really really welcome but don't be touching anything because it's not yours anymore you know and 100 years removed i think we look back and say that the old unionist battle cry of home rule was room rule had a certain validity but that validity has gone and in the same way that northern ireland was created to have a protestant majority that has gone to we are a minority we are a country of minorities and it's not even a question in some unions quarters of why are we going to react to that it's a step back from that do you even realize that this is annoyed the case and then once we absorb that fact hi we can react to it and to my mind we react to it by looking at it as an opportunity and truly embracing the diversity that we tried to celebrate of the belfast good friday agreement from 1900 so perhaps some of these initiati

alex i mean if you contrast the visit of pope john paul the 2nd 79 when over a 1000000 came tonight to a mass and the more recent visit of pope francis where to my mind when one t. shirt for a greater than here furtively surge of holiness are really really welcome but don't be touching anything because it's not yours anymore you know and 100 years removed i think we look back and say that the old universe battle cry of home rule was wrong rule had a certain validity but that validity has gone and in the same way that northern ireland was created to have a protestant majority that has gone to we are a minority we are a country of minorities and it's not even a question in some unions quarters of why are we going to react to that it's a step back from that do you even realize that this is annoyed the case and then once we absorb that fact high are we going to react to it and to my mind we react to by looking at it as an opportunity and truly embracing the diversity that we tried to celebrate of the belfast good friday agreement from 1988 so perhaps some of these initiatives you seem to b

things have changed tremendously alex i mean if you contrast the visit of pope john paul the 2nd in 79 when over a 1000000 came tonight to about us and the more recent visit of pope francis where to my mind when one t. shirt for a greater than here furtively surge of holiness are really really welcome but don't be touching anything because it's not yours anymore you know and 100 years removed i think we look back and say that the old unionist battle cry of home rule was room rule had a certain validity but that validity has gone and in the same way that northern ireland was created to have a protestant majority that has gone to we are a minority we are a country of minorities and it's not even a question in some unions quarters of why are we going to react to that it's a step back from that do you even realize that this is annoyed the case and then once we absorb that fact hi we could react to it and to my mind we react to by looking at it as an opportunity.