Madonna says she would like to have tea with the Pope

                

The American singer Madonna said she wanted to have tea with the Pope Francis.

 In an interview with "Rolling Stone" in the United States, the artist said he thought the religious is the kind of person who can "make fun and laugh."

 "I'll state the obvious and say that he [Francisco] seems to be a lot more open-minded individual [than previous popes], someone who seems to be moving away from the dogmas that the Catholic Church has imposed since the time of Constantine" he said.

 Asked if she thinks that the religious would go into a presentation hers, she answered in the affirmative. "In my show's message is about love and this is your message also."

 The date of the show the singer in the American city of Philadelphia, in the midst of tour "Rebel Heart" almost coincided with Francisco visit in September. At the time she dedicated the song "La Vie en Rose" the Pontiff.
His new album, "Rebel Heart" includes songs like "Devil's Pray" and "Holy Water", which refer to the Catholic Church.