China Cardinal Chow’s Role: Building Bridges in an Increasingly Complex Situation
ANALYSIS: The cardinal’s visit to Shanghai last month carries a special significance in Vatican-China relations.
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Missionaries of Charity Will Not Give Up Habit to Enter China, Superior General Says
Sister Mary Joseph discusses the current state of the religious congregation with the Register, 25 years after Mother Teresa’s death.
New Wuhan Bishop Consecrated Under Terms of Vatican-China Deal
Bishop Francis Cui Qingqi, 57, is the sixth bishop to be consecrated in China since the Holy See signed a provisional agreement with the Chinese government in September 2018.
Hong Kong Student Leader Says Extradition Bill’s Withdrawal Not Enough to Stop Protests
Hong Kong Chief Executive Carrie Lam announced Wednesday via a video message that she is officially withdrawing a bill that, if passed into law, would have allowed extraditions of alleged criminals to mainland China.
Woman Bulldozed and Buried Alive as New Wave of Persecution Hits Church in China
Congregants were forced to watch as Ding Cuimei, the wife of their pastor, was buried alive by a bulldozer crew sent to destroy the church building.
How a Sketchbook Led One Chinese Woman to the Catholic Faith
The artist explained that more and more people in the People’s Republic of China are seeking ‘true life that is meaningful and filled with mercy and the glory of God.’
