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Persecution in China

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 Contents - Jun 2009AD2000 June 2009 - Buy a copy now
Editorial: Pentecost Sunday: birthday of the Church - Michael Gilchrist
Cardinal Pell's UK interview: Liturgy, Missal translation, World Youth Day - Luke Coppen
Vocations: Brisbane's Holy Spirit Seminary: promising signs of growth - Anthony Barich
News: The Church Around the World
Interview: American Catholics and abortion: the Church at the crossroads - Mariangela Sullivan
Laetare Medal: Mary Ann Glendon's letter to Notre Dame's President
FOUNDATIONS OF FAITH: The Last Things: death, judgment, Heaven, Purgatory, Hell - Br Barry Coldrey
Sharia Law: Lights dim for Christians in Pakistan - Babette Francis
Events - July: Australian Catholic Students Association: continuing spiritual impact - Br Barry Coldrey
Youth: Forming a new generation of pro-life leaders - Patrick Langrell
Letters: Church authority - Paul Fitzgerald
Letters: Superior design - John H. Cooney
Letters: Church in China - John R. Barich
Letters: Persecution in China - J. Loring
Letters: Holy Land Pilgrimage - Association of Hebrew Catholics - Andrew Scholl
Letters: Ecumenism - Gary Crothers
Letters: Prayers after Mass - Ken Bayliss
Letters: Pontius Pilate - Grahame Fallon
Books: The Catholic Church and Conversion, by G.K. Chesterton - Michael Daniel (reviewer)
Books: Catholic Christianity: A Complete Catechism of Catholic Beliefs, by Peter Kreeft - Michael Daniel (reviewer)
Books: ISLAND OF THE WORLD, by Michael O'Brien - Luke McCormack (reviewer)
Books: AD2000 Books for June
Reflection: Pentecost and the power of the Holy Spirit for today - Fr Dennis W Byrnes

The underground Church clergy suffered (and still do) persecution for standing up to China's human rights abuses.

Meanwhile, it seems the patriotic Church clergy do not condemn, conduct protests against, risking torture and imprisonment, for opposing the holocaust of China's one-child policy, compulsory abortion, sterilisation of women, etc, which the US-based Population Research Institute confirms is slated to continue until 2050, so where's the equivalence?

Can someone from the Vatican please explain?

Given the known abuses, how chilling is it that the Rudd Government's spendfest ("stimulus package") would mortgage Australia's future to the fest's reported main financier, China, which is busily engaged in buying up both Australian property and huge stakes in our resources and resource companies.

The great distractive myth of global warming absorbs minds and devours resources. Is this to mask another agenda: global socialism?

Before it's too late, isn't there a little transparency and accountability needed, but lacking, from both church and state?

J. LORING
Taigum, Qld

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Reprinted from AD2000 Vol 22 No 5 (June 2009), p. 15

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