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China Christianity
Chinese Catholics: Lent in the Time of COVID-19
By Layne Vandenberg
How do Catholics in Hebei, China, maintain a strong community amid the COVID-19 pandemic?
Vatican Renews Overtures to China Ahead of Xi’s Italy Visit
By Nicole Winfield
After a breakthrough in China-Vatican relations, speculation is mounting that Xi will meet Pope Francis this week.
Grinch China: Three Decades of China’s Problem with Christianity
By Bonnie Girard
A brief history of China's delicate dance with Christianity at Christmas.
What the China-Vatican Deal Means for Taiwan
By Gary Sands
A reported agreement could spell trouble for Taipei -- and China's Catholics.
China’s Thriving Underground Churches In Danger
By Eugene K. Chow
Some predict that by 2030, China will have more than 247 million Christians.
China and the Vatican: Towards a New Era?
By Kevin Hsu
A closer look at a complex relationship amid talk of an impending rapprochement.
Why China Fears Christianity
By Cal Wong
China's government is cracking down on the religion in a bid for control.
Will China Ever Embrace Pope Francis?
By David Volodzko
Can China and the Vatican ever reach mutual understanding?
The Boss Christians of Wenzhou
By David Volodzko
Could an economic crisis in Wenzhou bring about dark times for China's Christians?
Can China and the Holy See Overcome Their Differences?
By Shannon Tiezzi
Can China and the Vatican come to a compromise that allows for formal diplomatic relations?
China’s Not Anti-Religion, It’s Anti-Threat
By Shannon Tiezzi
Recent crackdowns on Islam and Christianity are part of a larger campaign to reassert the CCP's social control.
Christian Theology: Made in China
By Tyler Roney
Recent comments on creating a uniquely Chinese "Christian theology" come amidst a crackdown on Chinese churches.
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