
Cuba’s breaking point tests the Church
As shortages deepen across Cuba, Bishop Arturo González says the Church remains with the hungry, elderly, and abandoned.

Cuba’s bishops warn of worsening hardship and a real risk of unrest, a message Pope Leo XIV echoed at the Angelus address.

May the Virgen de la Caridad del Cobre assist and protect all of the children of that beloved land!

The future Pope Leo XIV and the Servant of God John McKniff met in 1988 in Peru, where they both served as missionaries. Will the Pope raise him to the altars?

The US bishops have expressed their hopes that the move could lead to restored trade and a bilateral relationship for the benefit of both nations.

While the Cuban government credits Pope Francis’ advocacy as a key influence in its decision, the Vatican has yet to issue an official statement on the matter.

The US bishops were pleased to see Cuba was not included in a list of countries that do not cooperate with antiterrorism efforts, but wish to see more done.

The Church is emphasizing the need for "concrete solutions" in Cuba.

Annual report of the United States Commission on International Religious Freedom calls for special status for 17 violator countries.

Former nuncio returns to Cuba to mark 25th anniversary of Pope John Paul II's historic visit.

"I would like you to recall in your hearts the gestures and words that my predecessor addressed to you during his Visit, so that they may echo strongly in the present ..."

She set aside her dreams of being a musician for decades, until her grandson discovered her musical talent.

After facing severe flour scarcity, the Discalced Carmelites of Cuba manage to produce communion hosts again: "The one who multiplied the loaves has shown his power with the multiplication of flour."

The island nation has been contending with critical shortages of daily necessities like food, fuel, and medicine for two years.

Cuban President Miguel Diaz-Canel has appealed to neighboring countries for aid after lightning lit a tank on fire at an oil depot.

The State Department will ease travel to the country, allow Cuban Americans to send money to family members, and loosen restrictions on economic activity with the U.S.

Civic March for Change set to reprise mass protests seen across the island in July.

Some of those arrested during July 11 demonstrations are still missing, USCIRF says.