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China controversy flares amid Vatican colloquy
Published: November 20. 2010 4:00AM PST
Pope Benedict XVI delivers his message to cardinals he summoned for a day of reflection at the Vatican on Friday, the day before a ceremony to create 24 new cardinals. The top agenda, religious freedom, grew remarkably timely given China’s planned ordination today of a bishop who doesn’t have the pope’s approval. The Vatican warned China that efforts at reconciliation would be set back if bishops loyal to the pope were forced to attend the ordination. The Vatican said such actions would constitute “grave violations of freedom of religion and freedom of conscience.’’
Alessandra Tarantino / The Associated Press
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