Underground and Above-ground: Divisions Among Catholics in China Today @InstituteCC
Underground and Above-ground: Divisions Among Catholics in China Today  @InstituteCC
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Dr. John Lindblom considers why Catholics in China are divided, how the underground Catholic community in China in particular has suffered and survived from Chairman Mao to the present, and the challenges that face all Catholics in China today in a time of increased control by the Chinese Communist Party and government of all religious groups.

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Instructor
John Lindblom received his Ph.D in World Religions World Church from the theology department at the University of Notre Dame, and M.A. in China Studies at the Henry M. Jackson School at the University of Washington. He has studied the Catholic Church in China for over twenty years, worked and studied in mainland China, and conducted research in Taiwan and Hong Kong. His research and publication topics include the work of Chinese scholar of law and Bible translator John C. H. Wu, human rights, and recent challenges facing Catholics in China.

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