I have been visiting Cuba on church-related matters for more than a
decade, last week I visited again along with Cardinal Sean O'Malley of
Boston and Bishop Oscar Cantu, auxiliary bishop of San Antonio.
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Cuba's Roman Catholic cardinal will read a Christmas message on state
television for the second straight year, another small sign the once
officially government is warming to religion.
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The entrance showed a lot of birds singing, it is the natural door for
Ambrosio's Cave. Its name was given after the aborigines and the
runaway slaves who visited the place many years before.
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Yumari Gonzalez and Lisandra Guerra won silver and a bronze medal,
respectively, on Friday during the second day of competitions of the
third stage of the Track Cycling World Cup that is underway in Cali,
Colombia.
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Cuban intellectuals rejected false accusations that their country is a
racist society, according to an article recently published by the
Miami-based “El Nuevo Herald” newspaper on a “declaration by African
Americans in support of the struggle <br />
for Civil Rights in Cuba.”
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Obiní Batá is the only folkloric company on the island made up solely
of women. They display their talent through singing, dancing, reciting
and…what horror! Playing the hourglass-shaped batá drums!
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Pope Benedict XVI said Thursday there are growing signs of religious
freedom in Cuba and that there is an opportunity for reconciliation
between the communist nation and the United States.
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