Cuba News Headlines. Cuban Daily News

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.

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.

The 30th edition of the Caribbean Festival will be held from July 3 to 9 in Santiago de Cuba.

Thousands of Cubans paid homage on Thursday to a Catholic Saint who doubles as a powerful deity in the Afro-Cuban Santeria faith.

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.

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.

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
for Civil Rights in Cuba.”

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.

A /Yoruba/ proverb states: \"The lie may run for a year, the truth will catch up with it one day\".

The Roman Catholic Church has provided a virtual forum for the island's faithful.

The Cuban Bishops’ Conference has just announced the launch of their own blog, www.creerencuba.org (”Believing in Cuba”), a space for Catholics to “enrich their experience of God” through the Internet.