I have been leafing through old books dating from the 16th to 19th centuries. Last Monday, I spent half a day documenting Philippine “Incunabula“—not the sexual demons known as “incubus” but, rather, ...

Marking Corpus Christi Sunday, Cardinal Zen, 93, retired bishop of Hong Kong, posted a photo of himself holding a monstrance ...

Chinese New Zealanders gathered in Auckland on Monday to commemorate the 36th anniversary of the massacre in Beijing.

The oldest Chinese congregation in the Valley, the First Chinese Baptist Church, traces its origins back to 1937, playing a critical role in the lives of Asian immigrants in the region.

Today, First Chinese Baptist is the oldest Chinese congregation in the Valley, intertwined with Phoenix’s historic growth. It has played a vital role in keeping many cultural traditions alive.

Pope Leo XIV asked Sunday for prayers for China’s Catholics to be in communion with the Holy See, as he made his first public remarks about one of the thorniest foreign policy issues facing his ...

Pope Benedict XVI had initiated the feast day as part of his efforts to unify China’s estimated 12 million Catholics who were divided between an official, state-controlled church that didn’t ...

Young Chinese chat after watching a musician perform at a "youth retirement home" GREG BAKER A man relaxes at a "youth retirement home" in Dali, in China's southwestern Yunnan province GREG BAKER ...

On June 11, the Church commemorates Saint Mitrophan Chi-Sung and those martyred with him. These include Tatiana, Isaiah and John, his sons; Maria, his bride; Saint Ia (or Iya), his teacher; and 222 ...

The church has helped reinter 261 sets of remains over the decades. On Thursday, church members held a traditional Chinese burial ceremony to honor the two unknown pioneers discovered last year.

The names of the settlers, which the church refers to as pioneers, are inscribed on a monument along Tulare Street and a traditional Chinese garden is being installed in a small house-sized lot ...

Confucius Church of Bakersfield chairman Allen Kao reads a poem in Chinese during a reinterment ceremony for the remains of two unknown 19th century Chinese settlers discovered last year.