The Catholic Church and the Humanitarian Crisis in Burma’s War
‘The Church is not the structure; it is the people, the community. As long as we stay together and pray together, the Catholic Church is there…’
Results from Tag: 'church in asia'
How Vietnam Advances Regional Church Unity in Asia
ANALYSIS: The faith of local Catholic religious is frequently enriched by formational periods in other countries, providing them with a Christian outlook that is both cosmopolitan and humble.
Cardinal Tagle: Evangelization Begins with Listening
The newly-appointed prefect of the Congregation for the Evangelization of Peoples encouraged a “spirituality of listening, to God, to neighbors and to the signs of the times.”
Taiwan’s Catholic Church: Quest for National Identity
NEWS ANALYSIS: The People’s Republic of China casts a long shadow on its independent neighbor to the south.
Catholicism in the East, in Print and Onscreen
A tale of two books … and two movies
Formerly Communist Mongolia Gets Its First Native Priest in History
Bishop Wenceslao Selga Padilla recalls good news of missionary work and the ordination of the first native Mongolian priest this summer.
