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Religion in Cuba
Between Tears and Prayers: Nuns Accompany the Delivery of Humanitarian Aid in Cuba
The regime prohibits Christian walk in Manzanillo hours before it takes place, despite having official authorization
"God was glorified in every situation": Anna Bensi shares a reflection on faith after a "chaotic" year with her mother
Vulnerable families in Cienfuegos will receive humanitarian aid sent by the United States
Alberto Reyes reflects on freedom on All Saints' Day: "It is the choice of good that sets us free."
Son of a Cuban pastor persecuted on the island faces deportation after four months detained by ICE
A second shipment of humanitarian aid from the U.S. has arrived in Santa Clara: it will be distributed in Sancti Spíritus
President of the IACHR urges Cuba to end religious harassment and release prisoners of conscience
A book on plants and rituals of Afro-Cuban culture is presented at the Congress in Puebla, Mexico
United States Sends More Humanitarian Aid to Cuba: Second Plane Lands in Matanzas
They report reprisals against Cuban pastors who provide breakfasts to children and food to vulnerable people
Nuns maintain a home for 102 elderly women in Havana amidst blackouts and shortages of medicine
Anna Bensi warns about a limit of dictatorships: there is something that no regime can control
Cuban pastor responds to regime supporters' criticism
Cuban evangelicals call for a day of prayer for Cuba's spiritual freedom
Babalawo wonders why Cuba has not changed after 67 years of "failed policies."
Babalawo Axel Presas believes that Castroism used the religious opening of the 1990s as a pressure valve
Cuban priest Alberto Reyes: "A people begins to regain its freedom when it stops being afraid."
Pastor detained in Camagüey after calling for churches to pray for Cuba
Being a Christian means being a good Samaritan
Assemblies of God in Cuba clarifies that its members can criticize the government and denounce injustices
A new shipment of humanitarian aid from the United States arrives in Cuba
Father Alberto Reyes: "What do you do with your blessings?"
Anna Bensi responds after the conviction: "Head held high and my convictions stronger than ever."
They mention the young Anthony Martínez, one of those who supported Anna Bensi and her mother
Ariel Limias, the Capitol protester, remains incommunicado in Villa Marista, his family reports
The mother of Díaz-Canel's press chief uses the Bible to divert attention from the Anna Bensi case
Alina Bárbara López believes that Christians could become "a powerful enemy" for the Cuban regime
Father Alberto Reyes sees in the persecution of Anna Bensi the opposite effect desired by the regime
Monsignor Mario Mestril Vega, emeritus bishop of Ciego de Ávila, has passed away
Sister Nadieska Almeida and Father Lester Zayas accompany Anna Bensi in her trial in Havana
Cuban Baptists stand united with Anna Bensi and her mother ahead of her trial
Saudi Arabia funds a $9 million mosque in Havana while Cuba continues to face a shortage of oil
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
Donations from Spain allow the Sanctuary of El Cobre to begin producing its own hosts
Drivers and motorists attend a Methodist church in Santiago de Cuba to seek protection on the roads
I beseech the Virgin of a Cuban poet: "Save us with your warrior spirit; Cuba needs you."
Climbing stairs on his knees, this is how he fulfilled his promise to the Virgin of Charity of Cobre in Cuba
U.S. officials parade through Havana in honor of the Virgen de la Caridad
On her knees and with sunflowers: a Cuban fulfills her promise to the Virgen del Cobre in Cuba
This is how this Cuban celebrated Yemayá's day: "The one who knows my tears."
"Make the miracle": a prayer to Our Lady of Charity of El Cobre for Cuba
Cubans celebrate the Virgin of Charity with a procession in Vedado amid 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 profound changes in Cuba: "No people deserve this situation"
Why do Cubans pay tribute to the Virgin of Charity of El Cobre today? Discover the full story
Day of the Virgin of Charity of El Cobre: what to do this Tuesday and the most popular rituals among Cubans
Pilgrims arrive at the Sanctuary of El Cobre on the eve of the Feast of Our Lady of Charity
Faith on the Streets: The Virgin of Regla travels through Colón for the first time and defies the rain in Matanzas
"Faith is what saves Cuba": El Cobre prepares for the grand day of the Virgen de la Caridad
Virgen de Regla and Yemayá: Cuba celebrates two symbols of faith united by the sea
Cuban bishop sends heartfelt message to the people of Cuba from the Vatican
Cartomancy in Cuba: A state-aligned outlet dedicates a report to this esoteric practice
Church in Santiago holds mass for emigrants: "Anywhere in the world, there is a Cuban."
Cubans unite in prayer for the Virgin of Charity
Cienfuegos bids farewell to Father Vega, a priest who devoted over six decades of ministry to the Cuban Church
Three centuries of devotion: historic temple of the Virgin of Charity in Cuba announces Jubilee Year
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