Pope Francis says dialogue ‘slow,’ but only way forward with China
In the America Magazine interview, published Nov. 28, Pope Francis emphasized dialogue “up to the point that is possible”
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Korean bishop stresses urgent need for ‘reconciliation,’ ‘forgiveness’
“No interest or political relationship should prohibit interfaith dialogue and exchanges”
Holy See expresses regret over installation ceremony of bishop in China
The Vatican statement said "the civil recognition of Bishop Peng was preceded … by prolonged and intense pressure by the local Authorities"
Hong Kong court convicts Cardinal Zen and five other democracy advocates
The ruling in Cardinal Zen’s trial can be seen as “a prelude to more legal troubles"
Sarawak bishop stresses ‘harmony,’ ‘mutual respect’ following Malaysia’s elections
“It is important that we protect harmony and mutual respect and acceptance"
Tulungan ang mga inuusig, panawagan ng Aid to the Church in Need
“Hindi lang dapat tuwing Red Wednesday Campaign inaalala at tinutulungan ang mga persecuted Christians"
FABC 50: Bishops of Asia end meet with vow to respond to ‘cry of the earth… cry of the poor’
"We also expressed concern about the rising situations of violence, religious extremism, political instability, corruption," said Cardinal Bo
Photos: ‘One Million Children Praying the Rosary’
A million children around the world joined the international prayer campaign “One million children praying the Rosary”
‘Every human being is sacred,’ Pope Francis tells religious leaders in Kazakhstan
“Today we find it hard to accept the human being,” Pope Francis told attendees of the inter-religious summit
Hackers hit Hong Kong Catholic Church, report says
The hacking attacks came to light as Hong Kong’s church leaders openly backed pro-democracy protests despite warnings from the Vatican
