The official Catholic body promotes with zeal a law internationally condemned while ignoring the Papal encyclical that the rest of the Catholic world is discussing.
Zeng Liqin
Catholic Training in Beijing Centered on Xi Jinping, Not the Pope’s Magisterium
State‑controlled bishops and clergy are instructed to preach Party documents, while Vatican teaching remains absent.
Fujian: Police Mobilized to Demolish Village‑Funded Temple, Several Injured
Yet another demolition sparks public outrage and police brutality.
Wenzhou, New Crackdown on Catholic Conscientious Objectors
Despite the agreement with the Vatican, China continues to arrest priests, nuns, and believers who refuse to join the CCP-controlled Patriotic Church.
Words Used for Cultural Genocide: How “Northern Frontier” Is Replacing “Inner Mongolia”
They are starting with adjectives. “Mongolian culture” becomes mandatorily “Northern Frontier culture.”
Unusual Protest by Southern Mongolian Herders Ask for Compensation After Grazing Ban
Blaming Mongolian herders for grassland degradation (in fact caused by China’s large-scale agriculture and mining) is a pretext to destroy their culture.
Catholic Priests from Fujian Mobilized for “Patriotic Education” in Xinjiang
A delegation led by Bishop Vincent Zhan Silu, a CCP loyalist, went to the region to “see and believe” that all is well there and to preach “patriotism” to local religionists.
Anti-Cult Propaganda in Ulugqat County, Xinjiang—Where There Are No “Cults”
For thirteen years a “horseback anti-cult police squad” has visited herders who have never met a “cult.” Why?
Christian Inmate Tortured in Notorious Southern Mongolia Prison
Alamusha was mistreated since 2013 because he refused to plead guilty. Things got worse when he converted to Christianity in jail.
Anti-Religious Social Credit Targets Southern Mongolian Peasants
Only those who score high in “attitude toward illegal religious superstition” receive subsistence allowance if unemployed and higher education for their children.
Zeng Liqin
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