RELIGION

In the usual section From the Seminary, Rafael Cruz Dévora tells the readers of Palabra Nueva the experience of evangelization developed by the morning seminarians during the holidays in the Ciénaga de Zapata.

The separation of Christians from Judaism, and their journey as a new religion, was mediated by historical events that proved traumatic for both believing communities. Deacon Orlando Fernández Guerra continues to explore that story.

As usual, Brother Jesús Bayo Mayor, FMS proposes a tour of the tradition of love for the Mother of God, the Virgin Mary, in the thirteenth century.

“To be faithful is to be fulfilling, consistent with one’s identity, constant in goodness,” thus define the important virtue in this work of the habi-tual section What are you looking for?

Father Tony continues his journey through the life of the auxiliary bishops of Havana, this time with those corresponding to the difficult years following the triumph of January 1959. He is accompanied by a very interesting account of the situation of the Church in those years.

Close to the 500th anniversary of the founding of the Villa de San Cristóbal in Havana, the outstanding intellectual Roberto Méndez recaps about the social impact of the church in the city.

Do you know the interesting history of San Francisco de Paula, protector of sailors and fishermen? Today’s usual Santos section always offers you the example of life and holiness of this man, founder of the Order of the Minimums.

“(…) not only is the cause of migrants at stake, it’s not just about them, it’s about all of us, about the present and future of the human family,” Pope Francoic said in his Message for World Migrant and Refugee Day 2019. Learn the full text here.

Cardinal Jaime Ortega speaks of the call of God, the religious vocation and his ministry as Archbishop of Havana, among other topics, in this interview, the last to be conducted to him.

The separation of Christians from Judaism, and their journey as a new religion, was mediated by some historical events that were truly traumatic for both believing communities.