Operation Pedro Pan: St. Raphael's Hall

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  Monsignor Bryan Walsh talks to a group of Cuban boys from Operation Pedro Pan living at St. Raphael's Hall on April 21, 1962. The boys are Miguel Xiques, Pedro Menocal, Jorge Roque, Alfredo Carbonel, Luis Carbonel and Rafael Fernandez. PROVIDED BY BARRY UNIVERSITY

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  A priest helps Cuban boys living at St. Raphael's Hall change the netting on a basketball hoop. PROVIDED BY BARRY UNIVERSITY

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  Monsignor Bryan Walsh talks to a Cuban boy in the Operation Pedro Pan program living at St. Raphael's Hall. PROVIDED BY BARRY UNIVERSITY

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  Operation Pedro Pan boys passing the time at St. Raphael's Hall, where they lived. A Cuban flag hangs from the ceiling and one of the boys is reading "The Voice.'' PROVIDED BY BARRY UNIVERSITY

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  Cuban boys living at St. Raphael's Hall stand guard over Cuban and American flags. PROVIDED BY BARRY UNIVERSITY

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  Operation Pedro Pan boys play billiards at St. Raphael's Hall, where they lived. PROVIDED BY BARRY UNIVERSITY

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  Monsignor Bryan Walsh sweeps the front of the entrance at St. Raphaels' Hall, where boys from Operation Pedro Pan lived. PROVIDED BY BARRY UNIVERSITY

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  A 1964 photo of the high school graduate class of Operation Pedro Pan boys living at St. Raphael's Hall. Monsignor Bryan Walsh is far right. PROVIDED BY BARRY UNIVERSITY

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  Cuban boys play basketball at St. Raphael's Hall on March 2, 1961. PROVIDED BY BARRY UNIVERSITY

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  Cuban boys in the Pedro Pan program play basketball at their home at St. Raphael's Hall. PROVIDED BY BARRY UNIVERSITY

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  Photo shows 1963 Operation Pedro Pan high school graduates who lived at St. Raphael's Hall. Monsignor Bryan Walsh is in center, front. PROVIDED BY BARRY UNIVERSITY

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  Cuban boys living at St. Raphael's Hall run to a van for a ride to the beach for a party. PROVIDED BY BARRY UNIVERSITY

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  Monsignor Bryan Walsh poses with Johnny Carrion outside St. Raphael's Hall. COURTESY OF BARRY UNIVERSITY

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  Cuban boys living at St. Raphael's Hall gather for breakfast. COURTESY OF BARRY UNIVERSITY