Catholics persecuted in capital-communist China

Reporting of Federici Studies Center

New persecutions by the Chinese capital-communist regime against Catholics, without any reaction from the Pharisees of the West and in particular from the Italian radical-chic.
China, the persecution continues: Via Crucis demolished
A popular site among Catholics in Henan provinces, Hebei and Shanxi was shot down at night. Yes, yes “allow Catholicism to exist but not to develop”
Anyang authorities, Henan province (China), they had them demolished 14 Stations of the Cross located along the path that leads to the oldest pilgrimage site in the area, the Shrine of Our Lady of Mount Carmel in Tianjiajing, a popular site among Catholics in Henan provinces, Hebei e Shanxi, which had been built by the priest of the Pontifical Institute for Foreign Missions Father Stefano Scarsella, then apostolic vicar of northern Henan (between 1903 and the 1905).
Slate panels, which represented various moments of the Passion of Christ, accompanied by drawings and graffiti made in Chinese style and enriched by devotional comments, they were demolished with bulldozers and jackhammers, weeks after Chinese officials told Bishop Joseph Zhang Yinlin of Weihui (That's it) to dismantle the Via Crucis without specifying the reason.

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