Ronald Regan was a protestant Irish-American and the 40th President of the   
   United States. He served from 1981 to 1989. One of the most significant acts   
   of this President was to grant Diplomatic status to the Vatican City. When   
   asked why he did this Regan    
   said it's time to end the war between Catholics and Protestants in the United   
   States.   
      
   Who better could have understood this war and how it had mutated since coming   
   to the US than an Irish Protestant American? It was a war that claimed the   
   life of the 35th President of the United States, John Kennedy. Kennedy was a   
   catholic Irish-American    
   who served from 1961 to 1963. He was assassinated in office by a Protestant.   
      
   Many heard the bells begin to toll for Kennedy long before that day in Dallas.   
   Prior to being elected a US Senate Committee investigated Kennedy and asked   
   him how could the American people be sure that he wouldn't take his orders   
   from the Pope once in    
   office?    
      
   JL - 07-01-2015   
      
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