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Vatican unlikely to weigh in on Hong Kong protests, Catholic leaders say
October 04, 2019
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CWN Editor's Note: “It doesn’t seem to me that it’s necessary for the Holy See to get involved in the protests of Hong Kong,” said Auxiliary Bishop Joseph Ha Chi-shing, who has lent his support to protestors. “On the other hand, I have not spoken with anyone from the Holy See regarding the movement.” The Diocese of Hong Kong is awaiting the appointment of a bishop following the death of Bishop Michael Yeung in January.
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