Seeing Is Believing: Vietnam’s Exuberant Catholic Church
ANALYSIS: The vitality of the local Catholic community is evident throughout the communist nation.
Results from Tag: 'Vietnamese Catholics'
11 Vietnamese Christians Missing From Detention Amid Religious Freedom Concerns
The U.S. Commission on International Religious Freedom (USCIRF) has consistently raised concerns about religious freedom in Vietnam.
Washington and the Vatican Strengthening Diplomatic Ties With Hanoi — for Different Reasons
NEWS ANALYSIS: Devout Vietnamese Catholics pray it helps their nation.
Vatican, Vietnam Announce Agreement on Permanent Papal Representative
A resident papal representative is considered an intermediary step in diplomatic relations, below an apostolic nuncio.
The Eucharistic Shape of Cardinal Nguyen Van Thuan’s Holy and Heroic Life
COMMENTARY: The Vietnamese cardinal, who died 20 years ago Sept. 16, is one of the greatest Eucharistic witnesses of modern times.
From Surviving to Thriving: Once Refugees, Vietnamese Catholics Make Up Vibrant Part of US Church Today
About 700,000 strong, Vietnamese-American Catholics are working to pass their faith and culture on to the next generation.
