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  • Rely on faith, Hong Kong religious leaders say in Lunar New Year message

    Rely on faith, Hong Kong religious leaders say in Lunar New Year message

    • Feb 9, 2021

    Religious leaders in Hong Kong sent wishes for health and happiness to mark the Lunar New Year and acknowledged the challenges presented by the COVID-19 pandemic.

    By Catholic News Service
  • Last Hong Kong governor: Pope ‘badly advised’ on China bishops’ pact

    Last Hong Kong governor: Pope ‘badly advised’ on China bishops’ pact

    • Dec 19, 2020

    The last governor of Hong Kong criticized the Vatican’s agreement with China on the appointment of bishops and said Pope Francis has been “exceptionally badly advised” in concluding the pact.

    By Sarah MacDonald
  • Should Hong Kong crackdowns count as ‘anti-Christian persecution’?

    Should Hong Kong crackdowns count as ‘anti-Christian persecution’?

    • Dec 4, 2020

    Should what’s happening right now in Hong Kong count as a form of anti-Christian persecution?

    By John L. Allen Jr.
  • Catholic Hong Kong media mogul: ‘Freedom has a price’

    Catholic Hong Kong media mogul: ‘Freedom has a price’

    • Nov 19, 2020

    In the words of Jimmy Lai, “freedom has a price.” That’s why the Chinese media mogul and activist is leaning on his Catholic faith for support as he faces potential prison time and continues the fight for freedom and democracy in Hong Kong.

    By John Lavenburg
  • Hong Kong cardinal urges unity, trust in God during social turmoil

    Hong Kong cardinal urges unity, trust in God during social turmoil

    • Sep 24, 2020

    The social unrest and divisions in general Hong Kong society have carried over to the Catholic community, said Cardinal John Tong Hon, who encouraged Catholics instead to follow what Jesus taught in the beatitudes.

    By Catholic News Service
  • Pope appeals for peaceful protests, says stop the violence and hate

    • Sep 13, 2020

    Pope Francis Sunday addressed the wave of protests that have swept through the globe this summer, some of which have turned violent, issuing an appeal for peaceful demonstrations and for those fueled by hate to let go and move toward forgiveness and reconciliation.  

    By Elise Ann Allen
  • As Vatican ponders China deal, expert says it’s brought ‘little fruit’

    As Vatican ponders China deal, expert says it’s brought ‘little fruit’

    • Sep 7, 2020

    As the Vatican prepares to renew its historic agreement with China on the appointment of bishops later this month, one leading expert on Chinese affairs has argued that while the desire for dialogue with China is understandable, there is still nothing to show for the deal two years later.

    By Elise Ann Allen
  • Hong Kong cardinal: Keep opinions on political issues out of sermons

    Hong Kong cardinal: Keep opinions on political issues out of sermons

    • Sep 2, 2020

    Cardinal John Tong Hon of Hong Kong asked priests not to resort to using “slanderous and offensive statements” in their sermons.

    By Catholic News Service
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