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Six million Catholics attend about 5,000 registered churches in China; there are several million other underground Catholic believers who maintain contact with the Vatican and have their own clandestine bishops. Photo: Marites N. Sison

Hong Kong cardinal protests ban of Shanghai bishop

Francis Wong, ENI July 12, 2012

A retired bishop in Hong Kong protested religious suppression in mainland China after Bishop Thaddeus Ma Daqin was harassed when he decided to leave the

About 25,000 people marched in Hong Kong to mourn the death of Li Wangyang, imprisoned for 21 years for his part in the 1989 Tiananmen Square protests. Photo: RIRF Stock

Hong Kong Christians urge Beijing to investigate dissident’s death

Francis Wong, ENI June 11, 2012

About 25,000 people marched in Hong Kong on June 10 to mourn the death of a Chinese dissident, while the Christian groups that co-organized the

Anglican-Roman Catholic meeting ponders ecumenical dialogue

Francis Wong, ENI May 11, 2012

Anglicans and Roman Catholics discussed the possibility of working together in the area of global relief and development at their recent meeting in Hong Kong.

Prayer and simple life urged for Chinese New Year in Hong Kong

Francis Wong, ENI January 23, 2009

Hong Kong Hong Kong Christian leaders are using the closeness of the Chinese New Year and the Week of Prayer for Christian Unity to remind

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