(Social justice South Africa; c.f. Catholic world News- Catholic Culture)
Article by Marc Aupiais
The Hanoi Archbishop and Catholic protesters face further problems with the very anti-catholic actions of the Vietnamese Communist Regime's governance.
The Prime minister of communist Vietnam has accused the Archbishop of breaking the law, despite absence of any court of law- and has threatened action against Catholic protesters. This also circulates a diplomatic building owned by the church decades before the communist regime came to power on the back of peace protests against protecting Vietnam from the communists in the US.
Communist is known as an evil ideology under the doctrines of the Church.
Friday, 3 October 2008
Vietnam- Government continues persecution of Catholics
Labels:
"Separation of Church and State",
Bishops Speak Out,
Communism against the church,
Human Rights Abuses,
Persecution,
Vietnam

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