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Last Chinese Trappist monk to survive Maoist persecution dies at 108 (opens the original)
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Father Benedict Chau survived the period of communist persecution by Mao Zedong and ended his days at the reestablsihed monastery of Our Lady of Joy on Lantau Island, Hong Kong. Father Benedict Chao, the worldʼs oldest Trappist monk and the last survivor of the community that suffered communist persecution in China, died at the age of 108 on July 31 in Lantau, Hong Kong. The Order of Cistercians of Strict Observance reported that Chao was born in 1918 in Chengting, Hebei Province, China. He ente
Pakistan court hands rare prison sentence over anti-Christian riots (opens the original)
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An anti-terrorism court sentenced a crane driver to 10 years for demolishing a church during the 2023 mob attacks, but Christian leaders warn one conviction falls far short of justice. Christians in Pakistan have welcomed the conviction of a Muslim man for his role in the 2023 anti-Christian riots in Jaranwala, Punjab, calling it a rare instance of accountability in cases of mob violence against religious minorities. An anti-terrorism court in Faisalabad on July 13 sentenced Irfan Yousaf, a cran
Corruption in Pakistan’s courts hits poor Christians hardest, report finds (opens the original)
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Christians accused under Pakistanʼs blasphemy laws face bribe demands, stalled trials, and courtroom intimidation, according to a new report by two leading human rights organizations. A new report by leading human rights groups says entrenched corruption throughout Pakistanʼs criminal justice system disproportionately harms the countryʼs poorest religious minorities, particularly Christians accused under its controversial blasphemy laws. The study — titled “Under the Bench: Mapping Corruption Ri
Under a scorching sun, 500 pilgrims mark St. Thomas feast in Pakistan (opens the original)
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Some 500 pilgrims from Punjab braved a summer heat wave to pray at an ancient Pakistani site where tradition holds St. Thomas the Apostle once preached. Despite a summer heat wave, about 500 Catholics from Pakistan’s Punjab province traveled to the ancient city of Taxila to mark the feast of St. Thomas the Apostle at a site long associated with the apostle’s mission in the Indian subcontinent. The faithful from St. Francis Xavier Parish in Gujranwala arrived in eight buses on July 4 at the archa
Under a Scorching Sun, 500 Pilgrims Mark St. Thomas Feast in Pakistan (opens the original)
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Some 500 pilgrims from Punjab braved a summer heat wave to pray at an ancient Pakistani site where tradition holds St. Thomas the Apostle once preached. Despite a summer heat wave, about 500 Catholics from Pakistan’s Punjab province traveled to the ancient city of Taxila to mark the feast of St. Thomas the Apostle at a site long associated with the apostle’s mission in the Indian subcontinent. The faithful from St. Francis Xavier Parish in Gujranwala arrived in eight buses on July 4 at the archa
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