Tag: Hong Kong
Cardinal Chow: Self-centeredness obscures inclusive vision of the Church
He said self-centeredness limits one’s ability to see “the bigger picture,” which is necessary for “understanding of an inclusive reality.”
Four Hong Kong opposition figures freed after serving subversion sentences
The four had pleaded guilty to subversion charges and were sentenced in November to four years and two months in prison
Church must journey together in faith and hope, says Hong Kong...
He encouraged openness to challenges and past errors, emphasizing the importance of learning through deep reflection and evaluation
Unconditional Love: Cardinal Stephen Chow reflects on Saint Francis University’s legacy
The Mass celebrated the institution's elevation to university status last year, and its 40th anniversary this year
Ecumenical prayer events in Hong Kong to celebrate Week of Christian...
The Catholic Church in Hong Kong encouraged the faithful to attend the gatherings and embrace the opportunity to join in fellowship
Hong Kong prelate encourages generosity, forgiveness, and collaboration on Peace Day
The cardinal encouraged the faithful to reflect on the grace of God, as Mary did, and to pursue peace through personal transformation
Hong Kong Cardinal challenges perspectives on ‘food dignity’
He acknowledged the social and cultural importance of banquets but stressed the ethical responsibility of honoring the dignity of food
Cardinal Chow: ‘Together, we can bring love to our communities’
He called for a unified approach to addressing economic challenges, relational poverty, political instability, and ecological degradation
Cardinal Chow on Synodality: roadmap for healing and inclusive Church
As the Church embarks on its synodal journey, Cardinal Chow stressed the importance of dialogue in fostering unity and trust
Hong Kong Cardinal calls for respectful engagement with Chinese culture
The Church’s relationship with China shifted dramatically following the Communist Party’s rise to power in 1949