Tag: Cardinal Zen

Cardinal Zen, 90, was to have stood trial beginning Monday in connection to his role as a trustee of a pro-democracy legal fund

The cardinal served as a trustee of the 612 Humanitarian Relief Fund, which helped pro-democracy protesters

"We may not have to do that but we may have to bear some pain and steel ourselves for our loyalty to our faith."

Cardinal Zen's arrest has triggered outrage from Western nations, who have accused China of eviscerating the freedoms it promised Hong Kong

Cardinal Joseph Zen's arrest comes during a crackdown by Beijing on dissent in Hong Kong

Chinese Catholics have a special devotion to Our Lady, Help of Christians, who is venerated in Shanghai, China

Cardinal Bo of Yangon expressed “profound concern about the situation for human rights and threats to religious freedom in Hong Kong”

Cardinal Zen said he is pleased that the bishops of Hong Kong have opted not to make any changes regarding the celebration of the Latin Mass

Cardinal Zen said “the problem is not ‘which rite do people prefer?’ but ‘why don’t they go to Mass anymore?’

Cardinal Zen’s recent letter implied a greater issue than the restrictions on the celebration of private Masses inside St. Peter’s Basilica