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Shi Jia Zhuang (Fides Service) - Chinese Catholics say religious publications are valid channels for pastoral care and evangelisation and they are asking for more. This emerged in a survey made by the most widely read Chinese Catholic magazine Faith published in Hebei province.
The survey also showed that evangelisation is making progress thanks to clergy and laity in cities and in rural areas all over China. The Catholics interviewed said they would like to see ever more qualified input and in depth reflection on subjects such as liturgy, spirituality, Sacred Scripture, Catholic Social Doctrine and so forth. More in detail with regard to Faith bulletin readers expressed appreciation for a feature called “Focus” on evangelisation of spiritual formation and asked for it to be given more space. They also suggested a Dialogue Page for reader/writer interaction. (Agenzia Fides 15/03/2006 Righe: 20 Parole: 189)
ASIA/CHINA - Catholic readers in China appreciate religious publications and want more says Faith bulletin
Shi Jia Zhuang (Fides Service) - Chinese Catholics say religious publications are valid channels for pastoral care and evangelisation and they are asking for more. This emerged in a survey made by the most widely read Chinese Catholic magazine Faith published in Hebei province.
The survey also showed that evangelisation is making progress thanks to clergy and laity in cities and in rural areas all over China. The Catholics interviewed said they would like to see ever more qualified input and in depth reflection on subjects such as liturgy, spirituality, Sacred Scripture, Catholic Social Doctrine and so forth. More in detail with regard to Faith bulletin readers expressed appreciation for a feature called “Focus” on evangelisation of spiritual formation and asked for it to be given more space. They also suggested a Dialogue Page for reader/writer interaction. (Agenzia Fides 15/03/2006 Righe: 20 Parole: 189)
