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Hong Kong cardinal: dialogue between Vatican and China ‘indispensable’
‘When both parties take a further step, we will find ourselves getting closer and closer to each other, and becoming friends on the path to the truth’
Chinese Catholics’ petition suffers cyber attack
The petition has been signed by over 1,000 people
Hong Kong Catholics hold prayer vigil to oppose Vatican deal with Beijing
An open letter also said the deal could lead to ‘schism’
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Pope names new bishop of Hong Kong
Bishop Michael Yeung Ming-cheung succeeds Cardinal Tong
China tells journalists not to call Cardinal Zen ‘emeritus bishop’
A state-run news agency has instructed Chinese journalists to refer to Cardinal Zen as a ‘former’ bishop
Cardinal Zen: ‘It seems the Vatican-China deal is not proceeding. That’s good’
Cardinal Joseph Zen says that, in their desperation for a deal, the Pope’s advisers seem to want ‘success at any cost’
Cardinal Zen is right to be wary of the Vatican’s approach to China
If the Church in China accept state-appointed bishops, it would damage the Church and confuse the faithful
Bishop of Hong Kong defends Vatican stance on human rights in China
Cardinal John Tong said the Church ‘cannot and should not’ intervene in political struggles in China
