Tag: Khmer Rouge
Cambodia submits Vatican dossier rebuilding martyrs’ stories lost to Khmer Rouge
Cambodia’s Church delivers a rebuilt archive honoring martyrs whose stories survived war, loss, and the Khmer Rouge’s destruction of records
Cambodian Church closes martyrdom inquiry into Khmer Rouge victims, sends case...
Cambodian Church sends martyrdom case of 12 Khmer Rouge-era victims to Rome after decade-long inquiry into faith persecution
Cambodian Catholics remember genocide victims, renew commitment to peace
Cambodian Catholics marked the Feast of Christ the King by honoring genocide martyrs and renewing a call to become peacemakers
Fr. François Ponchaud, chronicler of Khmer Rouge atrocities, dies at 85
Fr. Ponchaud retired to a rural parish in Cambodia from 2016 to 2021 before returning to France due to age and health issues
US media group censured for images by artist who added smiles...
Director of the Documentation Center of Cambodia compared the alterations to rewriting history
COVID-19 claims life of French bishop who led rebirth of Cambodian...
Bishop Yves Ramousse was appointed apostolic vicar of Phnom Penh at the age of 35 which made him the youngest bishop in the world at that time
Cambodians consider life after death for comrade Duch
Notorious former director of Khmer Rouge prison converted to Christianity and sought forgiveness for his crimes against humanity
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