VOICED : EEUU: Cuenta regresiva para el altar del Papa

David Cajún, a deacon and carpenter, is tasked with crafting the altar and furniture for Pope Francis's upcoming visit to the U.S. His work, which includes an altar, a Bible stand, and chairs, is made from sustainable materials, reflecting the Vatican's environmental efforts. David's previous experience crafting for Pope Benedict XVI adds to his honor in this project.

What is David Cajún's profession and what is he currently working on?

• He is a chef preparing a meal for the Pope.

• He is a painter creating a portrait of the Pope.

• He is a deacon and carpenter building an altar and papal chair.

• He is a musician composing a hymn for the Pope.

Why does David Cajún feel honored to be working on this project?

• Because he is a famous carpenter known worldwide.

• Because he previously built furniture for Pope Benedict XVI.

• Because he has never worked on a project for the Pope before.

• Because he is getting paid a lot of money.

What materials are used in the construction of the altar?

• Plastic and aluminum

• Recycled wood and American poplar

• Marble and gold

• Steel and glass

What does the altar symbolize in relation to the Vatican's recent efforts?

• A focus on economic growth

• A dedication to environmental issues and global warming

• An emphasis on technological advancement

• A commitment to traditional values

Where will the altar be used during the Pope's visit?

• In a local church in Washington

• In the Vatican City

• In the Basilica of the National Shrine of the Immaculate Conception

• At the White House