Philippines President, Church Leaders Continue to Clash Ahead of Midterms
NEWS ANALYSIS: Despite Duterte’s continuing foul-mouthed attacks on Catholicism, his preferred candidates are predicted to win senate seats.
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Sri Lanka’s Cardinal Condemns ‘Shocking’ Massacres of Local Catholics
‘We never expected these kind of attacks on our communities worshipping in our Church,’ Cardinal Malcolm Ranjith told the Register.
Chinese Authorities Raze Catholic Church Building, According to Video
News casts further doubt on the communist government’s willingness to be conciliatory toward the Church, in the wake of last year’s Vatican deal.
Philippines’ Catholic Leaders Grapple With Duterte Presidency
The nation’s bishops have condemned the government-approved wave of extrajudicial executions of drug traffickers and addicts, which have killed more than 7,600 people in less than eight months.
Who Will Speak Up for Myanmar’s Unwanted Rohingya People?
Pope Francis and Myanmar’s Cardinal Bo have again highlighted the plight of the Southeast Asian country’s oppressed Muslim minority.
Sharia Proposal Alarms Malaysian Christians
There Are Signs of Growing Islamization in Asian Country’s Politics
Proposal to Expand Sharia Alarms Malaysia’s Christians
Although President Obama praised nation last year as ‘a majority-Muslim country that represents tolerance and peace,’ there are signs of a growing Islamization in the Asian country’s politics.
Despite Catholic Priest’s Release, Questions Remain Over Vietnam’s Human-Rights Record
President Obama’s recent visit generated goodwill between the two former antagonists, but the communist nation still seems unwilling to allow basic rights.
New Philippines President Duterte Has a History of Controversy
Despite cursing the Pope and mocking a murdered missionary, the foul-mouthed mayor of the city of Davao now will lead the Philippines.
