Father Michael Lapsley, a Cape Town priest, returns from Cuba with a powerful message for the world: stand in solidarity with the Cuban people facing dire conditions.
Father Michael Lapsley at the colloqium.
Father Michael Lapsley, the Cape Town priest who left for Havana, Cuba, earlier this month, has returned and called for the world to stand together with the Cuban people.
Lapsley attended a colloquium in Cuba marking 100 years since the birth of Fidel Castro, who led the Cuban revolution of 1959 and ruled the island for almost half a century.
Castro died in 2016.
Lapsley also took along medical supplies for the people of Cuba.
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