Catholic Church

Father Alberto Reyes addressed the Virgin of Charity of El Cobre: "In the midst of such repression, help us to have the courage to speak the truth."

Church banned from providing breakfasts to those in need: the elderly and sick must travel to receive assistance

The Bishop of Cienfuegos remains in the ICU after undergoing surgery for a severe kidney condition

The Sanctuary of El Cobre unveils new lighting on its main cross

Mike Hammer informs Marco Rubio about the situation in Cuba and the dispatch of 100 million dollars in humanitarian aid

Church in Santiago holds mass for emigrants: "In every part of the world, there's a Cuban."

Cubans unite in prayer for the Virgin of Charity

Florida requires Catholic schools to allow students to opt out of vaccination for religious reasons

Celia Cruz's mausoleum receives a replica of the Virgin of Charity of El Cobre from Miami

Priest Alberto Reyes defines those who oppress in Cuba: "They are incapable of thinking for themselves."

Cienfuegos bids farewell to Father Vega, a priest who dedicated over six decades of ministry to the Cuban Church

A container with food and medicine for over 400 vulnerable individuals has arrived in Santiago de Cuba

Sister Nadieska Almeida: "I have dreams of a Cuba free from dictatorship."

Three centuries of devotion: historic temple of the Virgin of Charity in Cuba announces Jubilee Year

Cuban priest Alberto Reyes: "Those who govern us don't know how to escape the trap they created."

Mike Hammer visits Alquízar to oversee the distribution of humanitarian aid sent by the U.S.

The Church of Costa Rica donates 20,000 hosts to Cuba to be consecrated

Restoration of the Sanctuary of Our Lady of Charity of El Cobre enters its final phase

Archbishop of Santiago de Cuba: The people need to "live with decency" and "with dignity."

Mike Hammer visits families who received humanitarian aid from the U.S. in Bejucal

Church explains why some Cubans will be excluded from U.S. humanitarian aid.

The excitement of three Cuban children after receiving humanitarian aid from the U.S.: "Oil, beans, suuuuugar!"

State Department: "It's time for the American people to see the role of the Cuban regime."

The Church of Bogotá brings aid to Cuba and describes a population that struggles to survive

Journalist condemns graffiti on church: "Write, if you dare, on the walls of the dictatorship that turned Cuba into a country of needy people."

They paint graffiti on a Cuban church accusing the priest of not distributing donations properly: Another priest responds

Cáritas is maintaining its deployment in the East and is preparing aid for all of Cuba

Alberto Reyes: "Those who have taken ownership of the country are afraid of the people, the ones they have ignored and despised."

Mike Hammer visits families who received aid from the U.S. in Bejucal

What do the humanitarian aid packages from the United States for the people of Cuba contain?

Cáritas Cuba on US aid: "We are fully aware that we cannot reach everyone."

The delivery of humanitarian aid sent by the United States begins in Bejucal and Alquízar

Mike Hammer meets with Cáritas Cuba to coordinate the delivery of American humanitarian aid

Marco Rubio highlights the two major problems facing Cuba: a non-functioning economic model and the end of oil supplies from Venezuela

Cáritas Cuba brings music and joy to the elderly at the Limonar Care Home in an emotional intergenerational gathering

"To the hands of the Cuban people": U.S. Embassy will ensure that humanitarian aid reaches through Caritas

Cáritas Cuba explains how it will distribute the humanitarian aid sent by the United States

Rice, beans, tuna, and lanterns: these are the contents of the aid boxes that the U.S. sends to Cuba

Archbishop of Santiago de Cuba laments the youth stampede: "Young people only think about leaving."

Archbishop of Santiago de Cuba: "When someone abuses power, who can hold it against them?"

Solar lamps installed in the parish of the Escolapios community in Havana are stolen

Cáritas opens a dining hall for children from impoverished families in Santiago de Cuba

Alberto Reyes unveils fear as the true support of the regime: "Fear of not knowing what to do when we can live without chains."

"The energy situation will not be resolved soon": Catholic Church of Trinidad launches fundraiser to install solar panels

The first details of Pope Leo XIV's tour of Latin America have been revealed: These are the countries he will visit

Emilio Biosca Agüero, son of Cuban exiles, takes on the role of bishop of the Diocese of Venice

This is what the Chapel of the Servants of Mary looks like in Camagüey, expropriated by the regime in 1961

Monsignor Enrique Aurelio García Rodríguez, a priest from Sancti Spíritus, passed away at the age of 91

Marco Rubio reveals that the U.S. offered aid and reconstruction to Cuba in exchange for reforms

Cuban regime prevents priest Castor José Álvarez from traveling to Miami

Archbishop of Santiago de Cuba acknowledges the burden on the people: "There are so many people asking for help. And the help is not enough."

The Pope congratulates the U.S. on its anniversary: "Those who arrived seeking freedom helped to shape the character of the nation."

Sandro Castro sends a message to Marco Rubio: in his infinite kindness, he wants to help distribute the 100 million

Sister Nadieska Almeida rejects the 176 measures of the regime: "We want new changes, but without you."

Cuban décimas, from the island and from the United States, to accompany the pain of Venezuela

Archbishop of Santiago de Cuba warns about those who "believe they have the right to do anything for the sake of power."

Even Saint Jude Thaddeus can't get them to pick up the trash in front of his church in Central Havana

Alberto Reyes dismantles the regime's reforms: "The solution is not to free the economy, but to free the citizen."

Cuban Catholic Church expresses solidarity with Venezuela: "Our prayers are with you and your people."

Díaz-Canel mocks the 100 million in aid from the U.S.: "It sounds like a joke."