Cubans venerate Lazaro in new chapel, sign of change for Church Cubans venerate the figure of "old Saint Lazaro" in a new chapel built in the Cuban capital, a sign of change for the island's Church that had cast him aside for three decades. Cuban migrants fought for the creation of their popular San Lazaro, a mix of three others: the Church's preference the "bishop," Lazareto "the sick one" and Babalu Aye, brought to the island by African slaves. IMAGES AND SOUNDBITES