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Plea for missing Chinese bishop
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Hong Kong (UCAN): Su Tianyou, the nephew of Bishop James Su Zhimin of the unofficial Church in Baoding, Hebei province, has appealed for information about his whereabouts. The bishop has been missing for 23 years. |
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Auxiliary bishop of Mindong pressured to toe party line
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HONG KONG (UCAN): Bishop Vincent Guo Xijin, now auxiliary bishop of Mindong, has indicated that there is uncertainty as to whether he will concelebrate Chrism Mass on Holy Thursday unless he agrees to state policy on the Catholic Church in China |
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Despite religious repression Sino-Vatican deal is significant
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Father Gianni Criveller |
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Lack of faith and corruption in China Church
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John Lo |
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Reading the pope’s message to the Catholics of China
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Pope Francis issued his message to the Catholics of China and the universal Church shortly after the Holy See and the People’s Republic of China signed a provisional agreement on the appointment of bishops. ![]() |
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The Galilee of China faces new era under Xi Jinping
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Ying Fuk-tsang |
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Nearly 50,000 baptisms in China
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VATICAN (CNS): The Catholic Church in China registered 48,556 baptisms in 2017, according to a February 15 report by Fides, the news agency of the Congregation for the Evangelisation of Peoples. |
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The Holy See, China and the question of sovereignty
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Caution versus compassion impasse continues
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HONG KONG (SE): Joseph Cardinal Zen Ze-kiun, the former bishop of Hong Kong has not spared efforts and words to explain how Vatican officials do not understand the true nature of Chinese leaders and that their rush will harm the church in China. |
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Old timers hold up the Church in rural China
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HONG KONG (UCAN): Every evening, no matter how busy or tired she may be, Yiu reads the bible at home to her seven-year-old granddaughter. Sometimes friends from her parish come and join her.
Yiu lives in Changzhi, a diocese with 80 churches and 37 prayer houses for its 60,000-strong Catholic population. Among them, only four are in cities, 18 are in suburban areas and the rest in rural zones.
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