Tag: Hong Kong

Cardinal Stephen Chow of Hong Kong has warned that self-centeredness blinds people to deeper realities, urging the Church to rediscover its interconnectedness. In a reflection...

The four had pleaded guilty to subversion charges and were sentenced in November to four years and two months in prison

The Mass celebrated the institution's elevation to university status last year, and its 40th anniversary this year

The Catholic Church in Hong Kong encouraged the faithful to attend the gatherings and embrace the opportunity to join in fellowship

The cardinal encouraged the faithful to reflect on the grace of God, as Mary did, and to pursue peace through personal transformation

He acknowledged the social and cultural importance of banquets but stressed the ethical responsibility of honoring the dignity of food

Referring to the Jubilee Year’s theme of “Pilgrims of Hope,” he called for faith renewal and a recommitment to their responsibilities

"There is no excuse to close our hearts to environmental protection or be indifferent to the suffering of others"

Cardinal Goh led the celebration of the Holy Eucharist, alongside concelebrants and chaplains from various migrant communities

Cardinal Zen closes with another appeal to his brother bishops and cardinals for prayer — and a petition to change synod procedures