Catholic Church

Alberto Reyes sobre expulsión de cura mexicano de Cuba: "La Iglesia no renunciará a ser la voz de los que no tienen voz"

Catholic Bishops of Cuba call for hope, reconciliation, and social commitment in the Christmas Message

Mike Hammer reviews the delivery of 3 million dollars in humanitarian aid to the Cuban people

Monsignor Héctor Luis Peña Gómez, the first bishop of Holguín and a living memory of the Catholic Church in Cuba, has passed away

Priest Alberto Reyes after protests in Cuba: "This people has been saying for years that they want a change."

"If you shout, I shout": The powerful message from the Mexican priest expelled from Cuba after supporting the people

Only after the parish priest's complaint did authorities remove the garbage in front of the Santísima Trinidad church in Santiago de Cuba

The regime expels a Mexican priest for ringing the bells during a protest in Havana

Sister Nadieska Almeida: "The revolution says it leaves no one behind, but abandonment is greater than ever."

Catholic Church in Santiago de Cuba denounces neglect and dirt in front of the house of God

Mourning in Holguín: Father José Necuze passes away due to complications from chikungunya

Cubans celebrate the Day of Santa Bárbara and Changó

Archbishop of Santiago de Cuba: What sense does it make as a nation to endure the hardships we are facing?

The Diocese of Holguín receives a donation of food from the Archdiocese of Miami for those affected by Melissa

The Catholic Church distributes aid to hurricane Melissa victims in towns of Santiago de Cuba

Cáritas Santiago de Cuba maintains solidarity kitchens for over 3,000 people following Hurricane Melissa

Archbishop of Santiago de Cuba calls to "build a society where no one depends on being given"

The Rector of the Ermita de Miami will arrive in Cuba with a massive shipment of aid for those affected by Hurricane Melissa

The Catholic Church announces four planes with humanitarian aid for Eastern Cuba from Miami

Cuban priest Alberto Reyes: "What more do those who govern us want from this people?"

Cuban priest deems it immoral to charge families who lost everything after Hurricane Melissa for water

Cáritas Santiago de Cuba distributes food and hygiene products to those affected by Hurricane Melissa

U.S. Embassy in Cuba meets with Eastern bishops to plan delivery of humanitarian aid following Melissa

"Did God abandon Cuba?": Priest responds from Spain and calls for solidarity

Cuban priest denounces the country's misery with a heartbreaking phrase: “We have no bed.”

Catholics from the United States send food and medicine to families in eastern Cuba

José Daniel Ferrer after meeting with Marco Rubio: "He is very well informed about what is happening in Cuba."

Marco Rubio after meeting with José Daniel Ferrer: We are glad that he is free from the oppression of the regime

Marco Rubio meets with José Daniel Ferrer in Washington and reaffirms his support for the Cuban people

The U.S. reiterates that humanitarian aid for Cuba will be channeled through the Catholic Church

Church in Spain gathers aid for the victims of Hurricane Melissa in Cuba

"Not only freedom is needed, but also help": Ulises Toirac on donations to Cuba after the hurricane

Hurricane Melissa leaves a trail of destruction in Santiago de Cuba: Guamá, El Cobre, and Tercer Frente among the most affected

Bayamo Baptist Church delivers donations directly to the victims of Hurricane Melissa without intermediaries

The Cuban regime thanks the U.S. for its assistance but emphasizes that the distribution will go through its authorities

Cáritas Santa Clara is gathering donations for those affected by Hurricane Melissa

Caritas volunteers distribute nearly 700 food rations to affected families in El Cobre

Otaola criticizes the sending of U.S. aid to Cuba through the Catholic Church: "It's like giving it to the PCC."

Cuban bishops confirm: U.S. aid will reach those affected without going through the regime

María Elvira Salazar: "The dictatorship must step aside; aid is for the victims, not for the oppressors."

Faith in prison and love in distance: José Gabriel Barrenechea and his mother, symbols of the Patmos Prize 2025

The U.S. allocates 3 million dollars in humanitarian aid for hurricane Melissa victims in Cuba

Díaz-Canel says that "with awareness, unity, and solidarity, we can prevent the loss of human lives."

Cáritas Cuba is preparing to channel aid for those affected by Hurricane Melissa, Catholic bishops announce

Pope León XIV asks for prayers for those affected by Hurricane Melissa

Thieves rob Escolapios church in Guanabacoa: They took all the fans and chandeliers

The regime confirms the rescue of people trapped in El Cobre during the passage of Melissa

The Catholic Church reports the death of one person in El Cobre due to Hurricane Melissa

Sanctuary of the Cobre, the home of all Cubans, in ruins after the passage of Hurricane Melissa

Archbishop of Santiago de Cuba: "We cannot avoid the winds, but we can make the hurricane more humane."

The Catholic Church calls for prayers for Santiago de Cuba in light of the threat posed by Hurricane Melissa

José Daniel Ferrer's brother asks Cubans in Miami to welcome the opposition leader after his expulsion from Cuba

They report the total abandonment of the historic convent of Los Escolapios in Guanabacoa

José Daniel Ferrer's wife detained and threatened after refusal of conjugal visit

The regime denies conjugal visit to José Daniel Ferrer after he announced his decision to leave Cuba

The Ferrer family claims that the regime is blocking his exit from the country and keeping him under psychological torture

Pope Leo XIV turns 70 and sends a message to his followers

Santiago de Cuba celebrates the traditional pilgrimage of the Virgin of Charity of Cobre

Emotional: Virgin of Charity of El Cobre visits rural communities in Santiago during a massive blackout

The American embassy congratulates the Cubans on the Day of the Virgin of Cobre and speaks of hope