On this page the China Center keeps you up to date on the situation of the religions and of the Christian Churches in China.
On this page you will find selected articles regarding the question of “sinicization” of the Catholic Church in China and its inculturation in the Chinese context from current and historical perspectives. The sinicization is closely linked to Chinese religious policies, whereas inculturation of Catholicism is given expression, inter alia, in art and architecture.
Song Mingyan
“A City Set on a Hill”: A Priest and His Church Whose Design Had Been Revised Seven Times PDF
Li Jingxi
Reflections on the Sinicization of the Catholic Church in China PDF
Fünfjahres-Arbeitsplan für das Vorantreiben des Festhaltens des Katholizismus unseres Landes an der Ausrichtung auf Sinisierung (2018–2022)
Dokument PDF
Anton Weber SVD
Mission Experiences in Taiwan, with a Focus on the Indigenous Tsou People PDF
Matteo Nicolini-Zani
“The Monastery Will Be a Chinese House”:
The Inculturation of the Church in China from the Perspective of the History of Catholic Monasticism PDF
Michael Lackner
„Kultur Chinas“ – „Kultur des Christentums“ – wie vereinbar sind sie?
Gedanken zu Jaques Gernets Chinas Begegnung mit dem Christentum PDF
Leopold Leeb
The Chinese Face of Jesus Christ PDF
Gregor Weimar SVD
The “Sinicized” National Seminary of Beijing:
Liu Bainian’s Ideas for a Chinese Catholic Church PDF
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