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A second shipment of aid from the U.S. has arrived in Camagüey, containing 700 food kits and 700 hygiene kits
Amid tears and prayers: nuns accompany the delivery of humanitarian aid in Cuba
The fourth humanitarian aid flight from the U.S. arrives for the Archdiocese of Havana
This is how humanitarian aid sent from the United States is distributed in the Parish of Cruces, Cienfuegos
Vulnerable families in Cienfuegos will receive humanitarian aid sent by the United States
Historic church in Santiago de Cuba loses part of its roof and seeks help for reconstruction
Alberto Reyes reflects on freedom on All Saints' Day: "It is the choice for good that liberates us."
Guanajay Parish: "We thank the U.S. Government for this humanitarian aid."
The second shipment of humanitarian aid from the U.S. arrives in Santa Clara: it will be distributed in Sancti Spíritus
Diocese of Pinar del Río receives second shipment of humanitarian aid from the U.S.
The regime invites Pope Leo XIV to visit Cuba while calling for an end to the embargo
The United States sends more humanitarian aid to Cuba: second plane lands in Matanzas
Pope Leo XIV leaves the hospital four days after his lung cancer surgery
"How could I have imagined that someone would remember me!": Cáritas delivers aid from the U.S. to vulnerable families in Matanzas
A state cafeteria in Havana has only served chicken once in 2026, according to its supervisor
Matanzas receives its first shipment of humanitarian aid from the U.S.
Pope Leo XIV has successfully undergone surgery for a malignant tumor in his lung, reports the Vatican
Nuns run a home for 102 elderly women in Havana amidst blackouts and a shortage of medicine
Humanitarian aid from the United States is delivered to Cuba in the communities of Candelaria
Cuban priest Alberto Reyes: "A people begins to regain its freedom when it stops being afraid."
"It has been a blessing": U.S. aid reaches vulnerable families in Nuevitas, Camagüey
New U.S. aid will provide relief to vulnerable families in Pinar del Río
A new shipment of humanitarian aid from the United States arrives in Cuba
Cáritas distributes aid from the U.S. in Camagüey: 300 families receive food and hygiene kits
Father Alberto Reyes: "What do you do with your blessings?"
The mother of Díaz-Canel's press chief uses the Bible to divert attention from the Anna Bensi case
Cáritas volunteers begin distributing aid from the U.S. in Camagüey.
Monsignor Mario Mestril Vega, emeritus bishop of Ciego de Ávila, passes away
Cáritas Cuba receives humanitarian aid from the United States government in Camagüey
Father Alberto Reyes on Cuba: "The hope for change is no longer there."
"Every journey begins when we take the first step": Father Alberto Reyes reflects on spiritual self-aggression
The Diocese of Ciego de Ávila reports on the rapid deterioration of health of its emeritus bishop Mario Mestril
Priest Alberto Reyes: the Church in Cuba is the "uncomfortable neighbor" that the regime has been unable to silence
Cubans ask for peace and blessings from Obbatalá on his day
Rosa María Payá presents proposals to address the social collapse in Cuba and prepare for "the day after."
Father Alberto Reyes: "My hope is not Trump, it is Jesus Christ."
Father Alberto Reyes: "The dialogue with the regime is, how are they going to leave?"
Father Alberto Reyes: "Cuba today is infinitely worse than during the Special Period."
Mike Hammer visits needy homes in Villa Clara and listens to families who received humanitarian assistance
Cuban priest Alberto Reyes: "No evil is eternal, and neither will the oppression over our land be."
A new shipment of U.S. aid arrives in Cuba, destined for Cienfuegos
Donations from Spain allow the Sanctuary of El Cobre to start producing its own communion wafers
The delivery of U.S. aid continues in communities of Villa Clara
Father Alberto Reyes: "To forgive is not to forget or erase everything."
Mike Hammer asks young people in Santa Clara if soccer has already surpassed baseball in Cuba
Reflection by Father Alberto Reyes inspired by a Cuban child, 6 years old, who wrote: "The Yankees are human."
They receive in Quemado de Güines the first shipment of humanitarian aid from the United States
U.S. aid lands in Santa Clara: 700 food kits and 700 hygiene kits
Bishop of Palm Beach delivers a strong message about Cuba: "No people were created by God to live on their knees."
U.S. aid begins to arrive in Santa Clara: Caritas will manage 60 million dollars
U.S. officials parade through Havana in honor of the Virgin of Charity
Mike Hammer brings the situation in Cuba to the U.S. Congress.
Cubans celebrate the Virgen de la Caridad with a procession in Vedado amidst the crisis the country is facing
Virgen de la Caridad del Cobre: mother, patroness, and hope of Cuba
Flag, anthem, and faith: this is how El Cobre woke up
Archbishop of Santiago calls for deep changes in Cuba: "No nation deserves this situation."
Pilgrims arrive at the Sanctuary of El Cobre on the eve of the feast of the Virgin of Charity
Virgen de Regla and Yemayá: Cuba celebrates two symbols of faith connected by the sea
Cuban bishop sends heartfelt message to the people of Cuba from the Vatican
Father Alberto Reyes to the Virgin of Charity of Copper: "In the midst of so much repression, help us to have the courage to speak the truth."
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