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|    Vatican Information Service (Press Relea    |
|    19 Nov 10 13:33:58    |
      Hello All!        This Area is READ ONLY. Do not post to this area.        The following press release is Copyrighted by the        Vatican Information Service.        ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~        VIS-Press releases              FR. LOMBARDI REPLIES TO QUESTION ABOUT CHINESE ORDINATION              VATICAN CITY, 18 NOV 2010 (VIS) - Given below is the English-language text of a       question put to Holy See Press Office Director Fr. Federico Lombardi S.J.       concerning an episcopal ordination in the People's Republic of China, and his       reply.              "Question: What is the position of the Holy See regarding the news according to       which some bishops in mainland China are forced to participate in a bishop       ordination in Chengde, Hebei? Is the candidate approved by the Pope?              "Answer: The Holy See is disturbed by reports from mainland China alleging that       a number of bishops in communion with the Pope are being forced by government       officials to attend an illicit episcopal ordination in Chengde, northeastern       Hebei, said to be scheduled around 20 November.              "If these reports are true, then the Holy See would consider such actions as       grave violations of freedom of religion and freedom of conscience.              "It would also consider such an ordination as illicit and damaging to the       constructive relations that have been developing in recent times between the       People's Republic of China and the Holy See.              "Moreover, the Holy See confirms that Fr. Joseph Guo Jincai has not received       the approval of the Holy Father to be ordained as a bishop of the Catholic       Church. The Holy See, keen to develop positive relations with China, has       contacted the Chinese authorities on this whole matter and has made its own       position clear".       OP/VIS 20101118 (250)              SUMMARY              --- MPost/386 v1.21        * Origin: Sursum Corda! BBS =Meridian, MS= bbs.sursum-corda.com (1:396/45)    |
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