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Tag Archives: Underground Church

May 24 Day of Prayer for Church in China, Persecutions Mount in Mongolia

May 24, 2012 Brian Kelly Reply

UCANews: Catholics in Suiyuan diocese have called on fellow believers around the world to pray for them tomorrow on the World Day of Prayer for the Church in China during what they say is their most difficult time in recent … Continue reading →

China’s Police Increasing Pressure on Underground Church to Join Schismatic Patriotic Association

Apr 9, 2012 Brian Kelly Reply

AsiaNews: The Easter holiday will be “very discreetly” celebrated this year in unofficial (underground) communities in China. Many community leaders, bishops and priests, were in fact called in by the police for a “conversation” and even underwent weeks of indoctrination … Continue reading →

Another Underground Bishop Dies, Soon They Will All Be Gone to Their Eternal Reward

Dec 1, 2011 Brian Kelly Reply

UCANews: “Underground” Coadjutor Bishop Anthony Zong Changfeng of Kaifeng in central Henan province was laid to rest during a funeral ceremony in his Zhouzhi home town on November 29. Read more here.

Latest Vatican Communiqué to China Nothing New, Disappoints Faithful

Apr 19, 2011 Brian Kelly Reply

UCANews: The latest communiqué of the Vatican’s Commission on the Church in China has mostly fallen flat with the faithful on the mainland, although some see hopeful signs. An “open” community bishop said the most important point in the document … Continue reading →

RIP Underground Chinese Bishop Spent Decades in Prison and Labor Camps

Feb 28, 2011 Brian Kelly Reply

Zenit News: Bishop Augustine Hu Daguo of the apostolic prefecture of Shiqian, Shihtsien, in the Chinese province of Guizhou, died on Feb. 17 at the age of 90. The bishop, who was approved by the Pope and part of the … Continue reading →

Chinese Confessor Bishop, Suffered More Than 30 Years in Prison, Dead at 91

Aug 31, 2010 Brian Kelly 1

UCANews: Retired Bishop John Yang Shudao of Fuzhou who spent at least 30 years in prison life because of his faith has died at the age of 91. Read more here.

Chinese Underground Priest Rearrested While Walking to Prison Gate After Finishing Three-Year Sentence

Jul 28, 2010 Brian Kelly Reply

UCANews reports: Officials in northern China’s Hebei province have rearrested Father Peter Wang Zhong of Xiwanzi moments before he could walk to freedom following a three-year prison term. News report is here.

In China, to Be a True Catholic One Cannot Be a Member of the Government’s Catholic Patriotic Assoc.

Jul 21, 2010 Brian Kelly 2

It’s as simple as that. The CPA rejects the authority of the pope over the Church in China. The CPA has been condemned by Pope Benedict in his 2007 Letter to the Church in China for pretending to be Catholic. … Continue reading →

Underground Church in China Appeals to Pope Over Their Bishop’s Joining Patriotic Association

Nov 4, 2009 Brian Kelly 1

He was one of the principal leaders of the suffering underground Catholic Church in China.  The faithful of  Mgr. Francis An Shuxin’s diocese, Baoding, are now in great distress. Asia News reports: Beijing (AsiaNews) – “A disaster for the diocese … Continue reading →

Heroic Underground Bishop Dies Under House Arrest, Spent 16 Years in Labor Camp

Oct 8, 2009 Brian Kelly Reply

Hong Kong (AsiaNews) – Mgr James Lin Xili, bishop of Wenzhou (Zhejiang) died on 4 October at the age of 91. For his faith he spent 16 years in labour camps and in recent years, though ill and immobilised in … Continue reading →

Chinese Underground Bishop Arrested for 13th Time in Five Years

Mar 31, 2009 Brian Kelly Reply

Prior to the more recent harassments, Bishop Jia had been jailed by the Communists for fifteen years from 1963-1978. Rome (AsiaNews) – Bishop Julius Jia Zhiguo, the underground bishop of Zhengding (Hebei), was arrested yesterday by police and taken away … Continue reading →

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