Monday, February 6, 2017
Palacio de los Capitanes Generales in Havana
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A must see. This is where the big man in town lived, the Governor. Astounding thick-walled Cuban baroque. In one room on the ma...
Old Havana
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Rain or shine, it is terrific to walk amid these enchanting streets. This stone is corral from the sea. Bring an umbrella, it can rai...
The Old US Embassy in Havana
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It can never be reopened. Too many grave security threats. There is now a mosque located next door which recently opened.
Christ of Havana Overlooking Port of Havana
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Seen from the rooftop bar of the Hotel Ambos Mudos, where Hemingway lived in the 1930s. The statue was placed here, welcoming all who ar...
Glorious Havana Catherdal (And Entrance to Harbor)
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From the rooftop bar of the Hotel Ambos Mundos. I am so happy Castro is not buried in Havana. He has left this Catholic city foreve...
Ancient Rome in Havana
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Beau-Arts Renaissance for a government ministry building. Very likely constructed during the American occupation.
Lunch at Havana's El Patio
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This mid-18th-century house was built from 1751-1775. Magnificent original 18th-century stained glass on the upper-floor windows. A fine...
Havana Cathedral: Great Mission Outpost of the New World
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Today all lands are mission lands. Busy yourself doing the Lord's work.
Havana Cathedral Requiem Mass Altar
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The Church has given man so much beauty. And consolation.
Havana Cathedral Altar
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Italian altar, symbolic stone taken from the land of the Blessed Apostles Peter and Paul, land soaked with the blood of their testimony.
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