Since the end of the war in 1975, Vietnamese Catholicism has faced numerous difficulties arising from the anti-religious policy implemented by the Communist Party. As a result, the Holy See initiated a patient diplomatic dialogue with the aim of providing for the appointment of bishops for the many vacant sees. Abandoning the strictness that the Holy See had followed in other contexts, a new appointment procedure was gradually established in Vietnam, which finally met with the favor of the Communist authority
On the Appointment of Bishops in Vietnam
Galavotti Enrico
2024-01-01
Abstract
Since the end of the war in 1975, Vietnamese Catholicism has faced numerous difficulties arising from the anti-religious policy implemented by the Communist Party. As a result, the Holy See initiated a patient diplomatic dialogue with the aim of providing for the appointment of bishops for the many vacant sees. Abandoning the strictness that the Holy See had followed in other contexts, a new appointment procedure was gradually established in Vietnam, which finally met with the favor of the Communist authorityFile in questo prodotto:
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