By Nina Shea, Hudson Institute Senior Scholar and Director of its Center for Religious Freedom Link to article On December 4, President Xi Jinping gave his first public speech on religion in five years, blandly reemphasizing his “ Sinicization” policy of “actively guiding religions to adapt to the socialist society.” In practice, Xi’s policies toward…
Benedict Rogers Union of Catholic Asian News (UCA News) January 22, 2022 Original article Let’s cause maximum pain and embarrassment for Xi Jinping by shining a light on his brutal regime’s many crimes In two weeks’ time, the 2022 Winter Olympics will open in Beijing, hosted by a regime accused of genocide and crimes against…
Link to article China’s “zero Covid” policy has a dedicated following: the millions of people who work diligently toward that goal, no matter the human costs. In the northwestern city of Xi’an, hospital employees refused to admit a man suffering from chest pains because he lived in a medium-risk district. He died of a heart…
By Jonah McKeown Catholic News Agency Jan 8, 2022 Link to article A prominent Nigerian bishop has reportedly been ordered in for questioning by a state security agency, after the prelate criticized Nigeria’s government for complicity in the face of kidnappings and other persecution of the country’s Christians. Bishop Matthew Kukah, who leads the Sokoto…
International Catholic Jurists Forum Hosts International Discussion of the Relevance of Saint Joseph for Our Times NAPLES, FL / ACCESSWIRE / December 9, 2021 / Catholic experts gathered to study the challenges of fatherhood in the Catholic Church and society and to explore the model of St. Joseph as a response, in light of Sacred Scripture,…
