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Sound of Metal está nominada en cinco categorías a los Premios Óscar de 2021 […]

Present in more than 180 countries, the Mission of the Most Holy Redeemer resumed its work in Cuba some time ago, after, in the wake of the serious conflicts that arising with the Revolution, it was expelled in 1961. Forty years later, exactly on May 21, 2001, redemptive missionaries returned to this earth. On this second occasion they were entrusted with the parish of Nuestra Señora de los Dolores de San Nicolás de Bari, located in the town of Nueva Gerona, Isla de la Juventud. A few years later, in 2005, they assumed the parish of Christ the Redeemer in the Habanero municipality of Regla, and later, in the same year, the parish of La Medalla Milagrosa, in Guanabacoa. With tireless action, one of these brothers, Father Fulgencio Guerrero Castillo, Colombian, has seen everything during his stay in Cuba: cyclones, intense scathing, tornado, coronavirus pandemic…. But inspired by the maxim of helping the neediest, he keeps treasured stories that bring him closer to this earth and make him feel like one more of his children. […]

“Christ is risen, truly risen”. And to be a sure that the Son of God is reborn every day in our lives, Cardinal Juan de la Caridad García, Archbishop of Havana proposes to review the presence of Jesus in the daily life of a good Christian: “I experience that I am loved, I never feel alone, I feel great love for my brothers and sisters, I live the experience and culture of forgiveness. I’ve stopped fearing, even death. My king is love, I have peace and confidence and I transmit them, I always notice fresh the flower of hope. I feel in me a source of joy that is not exhausted. In my nights I always have a light, my sufferings already make sense by the cross. I am not seduced by the gods of the earth; the poor are my favorites, I’d rather give my life than take it away. I hope and advance the kingdom of life, I await the triumphant return of Jesus Christ, I glory on the cross. I only wait in Jesus.” If so, he says, “Christ is risen, truly risen.” […]

In commemorating the death of our Lord Jesus Christ, from whom the life of the world sprang, Cardinal Juan de la Caridad García, Archbishop of Havana, asks to pray to God the Father for all the people for whom his Son has died. […]

In her opening today, April 1, Holy Thursday, the day when the Church celebrates the institution of the Eucharist, Cardinal Juan de la Caridad García, Archbishop of Havana, invited us to share with our brothers what we have, to help them… This, he said, “will make you feel great happiness that you will see then multiplied in heaven.” […]

I give infinite thanks to the Lord for allowing me to live in the midst of this Galilee, to stand there so that I may do my vocation, that which he has whispered to me and which I ask will encourage me every day to build with a simple faith. […]

It has been, and continues to be, hard work. It is a work of God in which we are his instruments. We entrust the results to Him and the Holy Ghost. We have the prayer of all of you. […]

One event that marked the recent celebrations in the Archdiocese of Havana was the priestly ordination of two permanent deacons, an unusual fact in the history of the Cuban Church. After more than forty years of marriage, and the departure to the father’s house of his loving wives, the present priests Luis Entrialgo Pintado and Maximus Jenes Isasi asked to serve God and the Cuban people through the priesthood in the last years of their lives. […]

During a private ceremony held in Havana Cathedral, five new diocesan priests and a transient deacon were ordained by the laying on of hands and consecratory prayer by Cardinal Juan de la Caridad García Rodríguez, Archbishop of Havana. […]

We share the lecture given by Br. Manuel Uña Fernández, O.P., in the Aula Magna of the University of Havana, about the 293rd anniversary of its foundation. At the beginning of his words, the dear Dominican father emphasized the privilege of encounter in a place that bridges history: “that of men who set out to make the University the space to seek the truth, and that of others, continuators of that legacy, and also moved by the desire to continue to form good people”. […]