Church Ministry for Young People in Hong Kong

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The Youth in China Renew the Church

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The Fourth Revolution in Mission to Chinese Overseas Students: A Theology of “Outgoing” in the Light of a Survey of Chinese Catholic Youths in Europe

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The First Chinese Council, the Synodal Commission and the Promotion of Catholic Education in China

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“Bibliotheca Sinica Christiana”, A Comprehensive Catalog of the Publications of the Divine Word Missionaries in Shandong Province (1882-1950) – A Workshop Report

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„Searching for the Narrow Door“ – 11th European Catholic China Colloquium deals with the situation of young people in China

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The China Center (China-Zentrum e.V.) has been in existence since 1988. Legally recognized as a non-profit organization, the China Center encourages encounters and exchange between cultures and religions in the West and in China.

 

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38. Chinesisch-deutsches Studententreffen 2024 – Köln

Das 38. Chinesisch-deutsche Studententreffen findet vom 27. bis 29. September 2024 in Köln statt.

Kunst als Spiegel der Gesellschaft lautet das Thema, mit dem sich das diesjährige Treffen beschäftigt. Dazu betrachten wir zunächst die Entwicklung der chinesischen Gegenwartskunst über die vergangenen 40 Jahre, setzen dann den Fokus auf die Kunsttendenzen der Gegenwartskunst in China in den 2010er Jahren sowie die moderne christliche Kunst in China mit ihrem Selbstverständnis in Bezug auf das eigene Land. Außerdem hören wir von einem Musiker und Autor mit taiwanischen Wurzeln eine Romanlesung mit Reflexionen über das Aufwachsen zwischen zwei Kulturen.

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Address of Monsignor Mirosław S. Wachowski, Undersecretary for Relations with States, 11th European Catholic China Colloquium Siegburg, 25 August 2024

I sincerely thank the organizers of the Conference for the invitation to participate in these days of study and shared reflection on the theme of the Church in China. It seems almost unnecessary to recall how much that…

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Statistics on Religions and Churches in the People’s Republic of China – Update for the Year 2023

In this year’s statistical update, we are once again dealing with the discussion about “denomination-based” versus “deity-based” questioning methods when collecting data on the religious situation of the Chinese…

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Auspicious, Changeable and Powerful. The Dragon in China

In the Chinese zodiac the delightful rabbit is followed by the imposing dragon, whose year began on February 10, 2024. The dragon (long 龍) is the only mythical creature of the twelve animals of the traditional calendar.…

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Papers of the Symposium “Shaping the Outlook on Life – Education and Religion in Chinese Contexts”

Ambivalent Civism: Evangelical Youth, Public Commitment, and Moral Conservatism in Taiwan
Juliette Duléry
Adaptation of Religion – A Tool for Control, Fostering or Something Else?
Fredrik Fällman
Wang Weifan (1927–2015):…

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John Wu’s (Wu Jingxiong 吳經熊, 1899–1986) Understanding of Mysticism – Beyond East and West

John C.H. Wu (Wu Ching-hsiung [Wu Jingxiong] 吳經熊, 1899–1986) was a lawyer, juristic philosopher, educator, and prominent Chinese Catholic convert in the 20th century. He first became a Methodist Christian, baptized in…

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Neo-Missionaries in Republican China. A Study of Selected Training Materials Mostly in Bilingual Format for the Divine Word Missionaries in Shandong

Abstract
Modern Chinese education rose within the cataclysm of the collapse of the Qing dynasty and the establishment of the Republic of China. The efforts of Christian missionary congregations or institutions were…

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