Vatican Appoints New Bishop in China, Signaling Continued Diplomatic Ties

Edited by: Татьяна Гуринович

Fuzhou, China - A new assistant Catholic bishop, Joseph Lin Yuntuan, was installed in Fuzhou. This event signifies the continuation of the Vatican's agreement with China concerning the appointment of Catholic bishops.

The installation of Bishop Lin reflects a commitment to the diplomatic arrangement established in 2018. This agreement allows Chinese officials some influence in papal appointments.

The Vatican expressed satisfaction that Lin's role was officially acknowledged by the government. Lin pledged to comply with Chinese laws and support social harmony. The Vatican-China accord, last renewed in 2024, remains a significant step in ongoing dialogue.

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