Hong Kong Bishop: Evangelization in China Shouldn’t Have ‘Agenda of Turning Them into Catholics’
Cardinal-elect Chow is also a synod delegate, personally nominated by Pope Francis to take part in the nearly monthlong assembly.
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Hong Kong Bishop Consecrated in Cathedral of Immaculate Conception
During the Mass, Bishop Chow laid face down on the floor in total surrender to God as the congregation recited the Litany of the Saints in Cantonese.
Hong Kong’s New Bishop Says He Wants to Bring Unity, But Why Are Local Catholics Divided?
“I really have no big plan, grand plan of how to unify, but I do believe there is a God, and God wants us to be united,” the 61-year-old Bishop-elect Chow said.
New Hong Kong Bishop and Beijing: Will His ‘Middle Way’ Bear Fruit?
NEWS ANALYSIS: Charting a course between placating China’s communist regime while remaining attentive to Hong Kong’s pro-democracy movement will not be an easy challenge.
Hong Kong Bishop-Elect: I Am Not Afraid, but I Believe Prudence is a Virtue
The 61-year-old said he had turned down the request to be bishop in December because he thought that “the bishop of the diocese should better come from the diocesan priests.”
