God provides
Alberto González MuñozIn the worst moments of the so-called special period in Cuba, with an almost total lack of food and all the essentials, we lodged a Puerto Rican tourist in our house. The woman had come to Cuba with a group of teachers and had been staying in a hotel. When it was time to leave our country, she missed her plane and stayed in Cuba for another week, since there was no other flight before. She ran out of luggage and money and appeared to us at the parsonage, where we lodged and cared for her. For our family it was a tremendous experience. That week she was one of the family and God provided the food and everything necessary to serve her with dignity.
The day before leaving, the woman was very grateful, although she told us that she had a concern that she wanted to satisfy. She had seen every corner of our house and knew exactly how we lived. He complained that we had not let him see our pantry or the inside of our refrigerator. My wife and I looked at each other because we had certainly taken care that she didn't see both. We were sorry that they were empty. But at the insistence of the sister, we explained the conditions in which we lived and opened the pantry, where there was hardly anything, and the refrigerator, where at that time there was only ice. She was stunned: