No extra security during Pope’s Albania visit, says The Vatican

The Vatican has stated that they are not taking any extra security amounts to shield Pope Francis during his trip to Albania this weekend in spite of all the reports of Islamic militants’ threat from the Mideast. On Monday, Rev. Federico Lombardi, a Vatican spokesperson, told that Pope Francis would use the same open-topped car that he uses in the St. Peter’s Square when he meets people in the poor Balkan nation on Sunday. The security of the Vatican is calm before Pope’s eleven hour tour.
Pope Francis has stated that he wanted to go to Albania to spotlight Christianity’s rebirth that was savagely wiped out during the communist era, and to exhibit how Orthodox, Muslims and Catholics are working with each other to govern the country.
According to reports sources have stated that the Albanian law enforcement had slackened off to Interpol fears that Muslim militants who were trained in Syria and Iraq had come back and they might pose a threat to Pope Francis. There is concern regarding the threat of the Islamic State threat, there are actually no specific ricks or threats that would change the pope’s behavior or the way the trip is organized.
Pope’s decision to visit Albania before any top European capital is in going along with his hope for the church to go to the periphery. This also confirms his hope to boost once-persecuted Christian communities. Like several other religions, Catholicism gravely suffered under Stalinist Never Hoo-ha, who declared this little European country the world’s first atheist state in the year 1967.
Albania gets ready to welcome Pope Francis
Albania is in a serious preparation for Pope Francisvisit to capital Tirana, on 21st September. According to reports, Culture Ministry declared that the work had started for all would arrange visit.
The ministry numbered the fountains removal on the square as well as the cleanup of neighborhood among the 1st tasks to deal with. Earlier, the Pope stated that his visit to this European country would be a scope to extend his support to the country. He added that his short visit to Albania that had long suffered aftermaths of the troubles of the past would be a scope to encourage the people of this country. 15% populations of this country are Catholic, when another fifteen percent are Orthodox and over sixty percent are Muslim.
Meanwhile, Albanias Bay of Porto Palermo, its deep blue waters and its castle are one of the countrys most wanted tourist magnets, featured on European newspaper as well as Internet lists of places to travel for those with a savor of adventure. Once host to submarines and military vessels, the Porto Palermo was shut down to the people under Hoo-ha. It started its operation a few years ago after communism saw its end in the year 1991 and the country started its ride to capitalism.