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Global Church News - The US is endangering Christian aid workers to North Korea Nov 10, 2015 Before speaking out in response to a recent investigative report by The Intercept looking at how the Pentagon used a Christian nongovernmental organization t... (confirmed by 2 sources) [1]
Doubts and indifference among Chinese Catholics toward Card Tong’s article Chinese Catholic websites did not publish the article. Many believers think that nothing will change. Card Tong “has tried not to offend the Chinese government". [2]
Lay faithful comment on Card. John Tong’s article on China-Holy See relations: Overly optimistic The bishop of Hong Kong is too optimistic. The Patriotic Association is the stumbling block that controls the Church on behalf of the government. [3]
Card. Tong’s article: only hopes for China-Holy See talks. Liu Bainian’s cold shower Fr. Ticozzi: It is a 'literary genre' to garner momentum towards the ideal future, an exhortation. Anthony Liu Bainian: It's just an opinion of John Tong. [4]
Card Chow: May all Chinese Catholics pray in the same place one day The bishop of Beijing expressed this hope at the end of the trip to Hong Kong. [5]
A concert in honour of Pope Francis in Hong Kong cathedral Organised by the Holy See Study Mission, head by Mgr Jozic, the Hong Kong diocese and the Macau diocese, the event drew at least 1,200 people who saw the performance of young talents from the... [6]
As international sanctions continue to squeeze Myanmar’s lucrative gemstone industry, the military regime has turned to China to sell the country’s precious rubies and sapphires—even as it loses control of key mining regions. [7]
CHIANG MAI, Thailand – Step into the light of Lanna! Experience the enchanting beauty of Yi Peng Chiang Mai 2025, where lanterns illuminate the Old Town and the night sky glows with faith, joy, and creativity. [8]
Global Church News - The US is endangering Christian aid workers to North Korea Nov 10, 2015 Before speaking out in response to a recent investigative report by The Intercept looking at how the Pentagon used a Christian nongovernmental organization t
Doubts and indifference among Chinese Catholics toward Card Tong’s article Chinese Catholic websites did not publish the article. Many believers think that nothing will change. Card Tong “has tried not to offend the Chinese government".
Lay faithful comment on Card. John Tong’s article on China-Holy See relations: Overly optimistic The bishop of Hong Kong is too optimistic. The Patriotic Association is the stumbling block that controls the Church on behalf of the government.
Card. Tong’s article: only hopes for China-Holy See talks. Liu Bainian’s cold shower Fr. Ticozzi: It is a 'literary genre' to garner momentum towards the ideal future, an exhortation. Anthony Liu Bainian: It's just an opinion of John Tong.
Card Chow: May all Chinese Catholics pray in the same place one day The bishop of Beijing expressed this hope at the end of the trip to Hong Kong.
A concert in honour of Pope Francis in Hong Kong cathedral Organised by the Holy See Study Mission, head by Mgr Jozic, the Hong Kong diocese and the Macau diocese, the event drew at least 1,200 people who saw the performance of young talents from the
As international sanctions continue to squeeze Myanmar’s lucrative gemstone industry, the military regime has turned to China to sell the country’s precious rubies and sapphires—even as it loses control of key mining regions.
CHIANG MAI, Thailand – Step into the light of Lanna! Experience the enchanting beauty of Yi Peng Chiang Mai 2025, where lanterns illuminate the Old Town and the night sky glows with faith, joy, and creativity.
Centara Grand Mirage Beach Resort Pattaya Public Relations Manager Miss Punchita Rungwimonrut (right) presents a New Year’s gift to Pattaya Mail Sales & Marketing Manager Nutsara Duangsri (left).
including Pinyar Thiha (left) and Thu Mingala (middle) cut a cake for the former monk’s birthday on Friday. (Photo: Hein Htet / The Irrawaddy)|Ko Ko Gyi greets respected and outspoken monk Thu Mingala a Buddhist literature laureate on Friday.