Advanced in the second month of 2021, Father José Miguel González Martín proposes to resume the message of the Papa Francisco of the most recent World Day of Peace to talk about healing and reunion, two such urgent realities in Cuba today, which presuppose that there is disease and fracture, confrontation and disenquitment. “In open and sincere dialogue, he believes, without prejudice or prevention, among all partners, its causes must be addressed, because symptoms and consequences are already known and suffered. By analyzing the causes together, we will be able to propose, not impose, common paths of peace and reconciliation, of healing and reunion; we will be able to implement ingenious and bold solutions, but achievable and that benefit everyone. The free and sincere expression of all that we understand as a lack of truth in the social fabric of the country cannot do without the also sincere desire for healing and reunion. Truth, however true, cannot be imposed or cast by force, reason, ideology, or even religion; it must be sought, found and shared in open, sincere and fraternal dialogue.” […]