Cardinal Zen’s Second Day in Court: Magistrate Rules There is Sufficient Evidence
Cardinal Zen’s next trial date is set for Oct. 26.
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Cardinal Zen on Trial: Several Catholic Bishops and Other Leaders Offer Support
Catholic leaders, scholars, and human rights activists publicly express their solidarity with Cardinal Zen as his trial commences.
Cardinal Zen Stands Trial in Hong Kong
Those accused with Cardinal Zen are lawyer Margaret Ng, singer-activist Denise Ho, cultural studies scholar Hui Po-keung, activist Sze Ching-wee, and ex-legislator Cyd Ho.
Cardinal Zen’s Trial Delayed Due to COVID
The judge presiding over the case tested positive for COVID-19. The trial was scheduled to begin Sept. 19.
Cardinal Zen to Stand Trial in September Over Role With Pro-Democracy Fund
The Sept. 19-23 trial will be conducted in Chinese, with the closing arguments in English.
European Parliament Calls on Vatican to Support Cardinal Zen
Cardinal Zen has strongly criticized the Holy See’s provisional agreement on the appointment of bishops with Beijing.
Cardinal Zen and Jimmy Lai: Holy Warriors Who Need Our Prayers
Sebastian Lai, the son of Jimmy Lai, and Mark Simon speak about the faith and fate of these two devout men who are undergoing tremendous trials for speaking out on behalf of human rights.
Vatican Secretary of State ‘Very Sorry’ About Cardinal Zen Arrest, Hopes It Will Not Complicate Vatican-China Dialogue
Cardinal Pietro Parolin’s comments on China come as the Holy See’s provisional agreement with Beijing is due to expire in October.
Hong Kong Diocese ‘Extremely Concerned’ About ‘Cardinal Joseph Zen’s Incident’
The statement, published on May 12, was not signed by Bishop Stephen Chow, the current bishop of Hong Kong.
Vatican Following News of Cardinal Zen’s Arrest ‘With Concern’
Cardinal Zen, who stood down as Hong Kong’s Catholic bishop in 2009, is an outspoken supporter of the pro-democracy movement.
