Crowds gather in Piana di Sabari Italy to celebrate an open air mass led by Pope Francis.<br/> <br />The Pope issues the strongest attack on organized crime since the late Pope John Paul issued a stinging criticism against the Sicilian Mafia in 1993.<br/> <br />(SOUNDBITE) (Italian) POPE FRANCIS SAYING: (NB. SOUNDBITE PART OVERLAID BY SHOT 10)<br/> <br />"When the adoration of the Lord is substituted with the adoration of money, the road to sin opens and to personal interests."<br/> <br />The use of the highly charged word by a pope is significant because many members of organized crime in Italy see themselves as part of a religious, cult-like group, that take part in sacraments, and go to church<br/> <br />(SOUNDBITE) (Italian) POPE FRANCIS SAYING: (NB. SOUNDBITE PART OVERLAID BY SHOT 13)<br/> <br />"Those who in their lives have taken this evil road, this road of evil, such as the mobsters, they are not in communion with God, they are excommunicated."<br/> <br />A Vatican spokesman says the Pope's message was not a fo
