"China is a huge country and the Chinese people are everywhere"

Yes... but most of them are in China

By Marielena Montesino de Stuart

Hong Kong's Cardinal Joseph Zen Ze-kiun and the Vatican's betrayal of the Underground Church in China.


"China is a huge country and the Chinese people are everywhere" was the statement made by Cardinal Fernando Filoni in his long reflection dated October 22, 2012 titled, Five Years after the Publication of Benedict XVI's Letter to the Church in China. Filoni was confirmed by Francis in March 2013, as the Prefect of the Congregation for the Evangelization of Peoples. God help us.

The Underground Church in China is comprised of brave Chinese citizens who are viciously persecuted for refusing to attend "churches" under the control of the Communist Party. Two priests have been imprisoned since early October, as part of the ongoing Communist Government crack down on the Underground Church in China. And what crime did these two priests commit? "They are 'guilty' of having organized catechism classes for adults in the town of Qinyuan, near Baoding (Hebei)."

In The Beijing Affair (Part 3) I wrote:

"... this statement that "Chinese people are everywhere" represents more of the empty rhetoric being spoken by modernist Vatican officials when it comes to China, as they continue to "examine" the "global community" – instead of confronting Communism head on, calling it by its name and denouncing its atrocities.

In this document, [Five Years after the Publication of Benedict XVI's Letter to the Church in China] Cardinal Filoni admits that the "dialogue" is not working – yet he continues the politically correct marching orders of Vatican II, by never using the word Communist or Communism. Instead, he says that the Vatican is "open to a respectful and constructive dialogue" of "mutual trust" and "equal dignity."

The Vatican's absurd expectation of "mutual trust" and "equal dignity" when dealing with Communists shows the duplicity of these Vatican officials.

When did Christ ever say that we have to "dialogue" with Satan?"

Now Cardinal Joseph Zen Ze-kiun, the retired Bishop of Hong Kong, is trying to gently nudge Francis regarding the plight of the Underground Church in China. But Cardinal Zen Ze-kiun seems to forget the ancient Chinese proverb, "If you walk on snow you cannot hide your footprints," – which is the reason why I dedicated a section of The Beijing Affair (Part 3) to addressing Cardinal Zen and his ambivalent track-record on the Underground Church in China.

It does appear, however, that Cardinal Zen has heeded my specific warnings in The Beijing Affair (Part 3) – where I stated that the Vatican is applying the Ostpolitik approach to China – given his recent remarks: "Unfortunately, on the executive side, people see a lot of compromise. There is the shadow of 'Ostpolitik.' " Sadly, the rest of Cardinal Zen's remarks leave much to be desired once again – since they show that he continues to toe the modernist Vatican line, by praising the Vatican officials who engage in rapprochement with Communists.

Someone has to say the truth...

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It's time to read... The Beijing Affair (Part 3)

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