‘She Had Never Heard the Name of Jesus’: Eucharistic Evangelization in Taiwan
Eucharistic adoration gains traction in Taiwan amid geopolitical tensions.
Eucharistic adoration gains traction in Taiwan amid geopolitical tensions.
ANALYSIS: Meticulous reporting on the Vatican’s complex relationship with the island democracy.
Bishop John Baptist Lee speaks on leading his flock with a missionary spirit in the heart of the nation’s tech industry.
The ambassador emphasized Taiwan’s commitment to Pope Francis’ call to promote peace in the world, especially in the Taiwan Strait.
According to Taiwan’s National Fire Agency, the death toll has now risen to 10, while the number of injured persons has surpassed 1,000.
The Vatican is drafting the guidelines with the goal of providing a valuable resource for individuals, organizations, and communities both within and beyond the Catholic Church that seek to engage in dialogue.
Bishop Norbert Pu of Kiayi, Taiwan, told CNA at the event that the Holy See’s diplomatic recognition of Taiwan is very important not only to Taiwanese Catholics but also to all of the Taiwanese people.
Vatican City State is the only remaining country in Europe that recognizes Taiwan as a country.
The ruling Chinese Communist Party is officially atheist, and religious believers of all stripes have faced persecution in China for years.
The Chinese Communist Party government in mainland China views Taiwan as a rebel province and has historically put pressure on countries to cut diplomatic ties with the island.
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