Posts tagged Catholicism in China
Hong Kong Finds Cardinal Joseph Zen Guilty Over Pro-democracy Protest Fund
Hong Kong Finds Cardinal Joseph Zen Guilty Over Pro-democracy Protest Fund

Cardinal Joseph Zen, a humanitarian and the outspoken critic of China’s Communist Party, was found guilty on charges relating to his role in a relief fund used by members of Hong Kong’s pro-democracy protest movement. The 90-year-old and five others were found guilty for failing to register the now-defunct 612 Humanitarian Relief Fund” used to pay protesters’ legal fees.

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Catholicism, Christianity, China, Crime, News, Politics, ReligionClemente LisiClemente Lisi, Cardinal Joseph Zen, China, Chinese Communist Party (CCP), freedom, religious freedom, Catholicism in China, religion, politics, Secondary feature, zenger news, Secondary Feature, Zenger NewsComment
'I Will Not Stay Silent': Cardinal Zen of Hong Kong Struggles Against the Vatican
'I Will Not Stay Silent': Cardinal Zen of Hong Kong Struggles Against the Vatican

Zen, who recently returned to Hong Kong from a trip to the Vatican, has no higher authority on Earth to appeal to in his fight to save his country’s church from infiltration by the Chinese Communist Party.

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Asia, NewsTimothy NerozziChina, hong kong, Joseph Zen, Chinese Catholic Church, Chinese Catholic Patriotic Association, Catholic Church, Holy See, pope francis, vatican, Christianity, Primary Feature, Chinese Catholic, Catholicism in China, Catholic church, Secondary FeatureComment