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Catholic diocese in China conducts ‘Red Tour’ of ‘gratitude’ to Communist Party

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A Catholic diocese in China recently announced that it had made a tour of “gratitude” to heroes of the Communist Party of China.

The Yibin Catholic Diocese of the Shian Province announced in a press release earlier this month that it had led all of its priests, nuns, and “heads of grassroots patriotic associations” on a “Red Tour to Express Gratitude to the Party.”

News of the tour comes shortly after the Vatican announced it would renew its agreement with China on the appointment of Catholic bishops in the country for another four years.

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