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CubitaNOW Editorial ~Friday 29 December 2023
The Baby Jesus was reportedly stolen from the manger of the Havana Cathedral this week.
A report by the independent media “La Hora de Cuba” said this Thursday that “the sculptural representation of Jesus Christ was stolen from the manger of the Havana Cathedral. The news came this morning, when the Nativity located outside the Temple in Old Havana The scene was unveiled.
“The Nativity scene was staged on Christmas Eve last December 25, to celebrate the Christian tradition that has been revived in Cuba in recent years,” he said.
Similarly, they reported that “No further details of the incident are known so far, but a close source, preferring anonymity, assured that the theft was reported to the police.”
Last November, there was a robbery at the Ninth Baptist Church “Israel de Dios” of Santa Clara, located in the Condado district.
The priest of that temple, Víctor Rubén Ocaña Salcins, commented on social networks that many valuable objects were taken.
“On Monday I was preparing to travel to ‘Yumuri’ Baptist Camp for an IMB retreat, and while I was waiting for transportation to the reception at First Baptist Church ‘La Trinidad’ in Santa Clara, I received news that they They have entered the temple of our church, the 9th Temple of Santa Clara in the county, to steal,” Ocaña Salsins said.
“When I reached I saw from the door panel that they had broken it with some blunt object, the speakers and fans were missing, from a distance we saw the television which was recently purchased, but it was broken. How sad!” she lamented.
Similarly, he indicated that “four or five hours later, when police officers arrived and we entered the premises, six fans, audio equipment, a line with microphones, television cables, an extension cord and the television were missing. but is broken by the struggle to break it from the wall. Another action of the criminals was to lift the lid of the well, apparently in search of the turbine or something else about which we cannot yet know.
