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YUTONG, HENAN, CHINA – 2014/08/05: The prayer room at the home of Father Dong, an “underground” catholic priest. Millions of Catholics in China outside the patronage of the government controlled Chinese Patriotic Catholic Association. These “underground” catholic who recognized the Vatican as the only religious authority when it comes to their faith, are under the threat of harassment and imprisonment by the Chinese. authorities. (Photo by Gilles Sabrie/LightRocket via Getty Images)
YUTONG, HENAN, CHINA – 2014/08/05: Parishioners of Father Dong’s “underground” Catholic church have started to gather for the daily evening mass held in a yard. Not belonging to the Chinese Patriotic association, they don’t have a real church for the gathering. Currently they have no place to go and have chosen this open air yard for the services. Millions of Catholics in China outside the patronage of the government controlled Chinese Patriotic Catholic Association. These “underground” catholic who recognized the Vatican as the only religious authority when it comes to their faith, are under the threat of harassment and imprisonment by the Chinese. authorities. (Photo by Gilles Sabrie/LightRocket via Getty Images)
YUTONG, HENAN, CHINA – 2014/08/05: Parishioners of Father Dong’s “underground” Catholic church have started to gather for the daily evening mass held in a yard. Not belonging to the Chinese Patriotic association, they don’t have a real church for the gathering. Currently they have no place to go and have chosen this open air yard for the services. Millions of Catholics in China outside the patronage of the government controlled Chinese Patriotic Catholic Association. These “underground” catholic who recognized the Vatican as the only religious authority when it comes to their faith, are under the threat of harassment and imprisonment by the Chinese authorities. (Photo by Gilles Sabrie/LightRocket via Getty Images)
YUTONG, HENAN, CHINA – 2014/08/05: Parishioners of Father Dong’s “underground” Catholic church have started to gather for the daily evening mass held in a yard. Not belonging to the Chinese Patriotic association, they don’t have a real church for the gathering. Currently they have no place to go and have chosen this open air yard for the services. Millions of Catholics in China outside the patronage of the government controlled Chinese Patriotic Catholic Association. These “underground” catholic who recognized the Vatican as the only religious authority when it comes to their faith, are under the threat of harassment and imprisonment by the Chinese. authorities. (Photo by Gilles Sabrie/LightRocket via Getty Images)
YUTONG, HENAN, CHINA – 2014/08/05: A follower of Father Dong’s “underground” Catholic church praying during the daily evening mass held in a yard. Not belonging to the Chinese Patriotic association, they don’t have a real church for the gathering. Currently they have no place to go and have chosen this open air yard for the services. Millions of Catholics in China outside the patronage of the government controlled Chinese Patriotic Catholic Association. These “underground” catholic who recognized the Vatican as the only religious authority when it comes to their faith, are under the threat of harassment and imprisonment by the Chinese. authorities. (Photo by Gilles Sabrie/LightRocket via Getty Images)
YUTONG, HENAN, CHINA – 2014/08/05: Followers of Father Dong’s “underground” Catholic church praying during the daily evening mass held in a yard. Not belonging to the Chinese Patriotic association, they don’t have a real church for the gathering. Currently they have no place to go and have chosen this open air yard for the services. Millions of Catholics in China outside the patronage of the government controlled Chinese Patriotic Catholic Association. These “underground” catholic who recognized the Vatican as the only religious authority when it comes to their faith, are under the threat of harassment and imprisonment by the Chinese. authorities. (Photo by Gilles Sabrie/LightRocket via Getty Images)
YUTONG, HENAN, CHINA – 2014/08/05: Followers of Father Dong’s “underground” Catholic church praying during the daily evening mass held in a yard. Not belonging to the Chinese Patriotic association, they don’t have a real church for the gathering. Currently they have no place to go and have chosen this open air yard for the services. Millions of Catholics in China outside the patronage of the government controlled Chinese Patriotic Catholic Association. These “underground” catholic who recognized the Vatican as the only religious authority when it comes to their faith, are under the threat of harassment and imprisonment by the Chinese. authorities. (Photo by Gilles Sabrie/LightRocket via Getty Images)
YUTONG, HENAN, CHINA – 2014/08/05: Followers of Father Dong’s “underground” Catholic church praying during the daily evening mass held in a yard. Not belonging to the Chinese Patriotic association, they don’t have a real church for the gathering. Currently they have no place to go and have chosen this open air yard for the services. Millions of Catholics in China outside the patronage of the government controlled Chinese Patriotic Catholic Association. These “underground” catholic who recognized the Vatican as the only religious authority when it comes to their faith, are under the threat of harassment and imprisonment by the Chinese. authorities. (Photo by Gilles Sabrie/LightRocket via Getty Images)
YUTONG, HENAN, CHINA – 2014/08/05: A follower of Father Dong’s “underground” Catholic church praying during the daily evening mass held in a yard. Not belonging to the Chinese Patriotic association, they don’t have a real church for the gathering. Currently they have no place to go and have chosen this open air yard for the services. Millions of Catholics in China outside the patronage of the government controlled Chinese Patriotic Catholic Association. These “underground” catholic who recognized the Vatican as the only religious authority when it comes to their faith, are under the threat of harassment and imprisonment by the Chinese authorities. (Photo by Gilles Sabrie/LightRocket via Getty Images)
YUTONG, HENAN, CHINA – 2014/08/05: Followers of Father Dong’s “underground” Catholic church praying during the daily evening mass held in a yard. Not belonging to the Chinese Patriotic association, they don’t have a real church for the gathering. Currently they have no place to go and have chosen this open air yard for the services. Millions of Catholics in China outside the patronage of the government controlled Chinese Patriotic Catholic Association. These “underground” catholic who recognized the Vatican as the only religious authority when it comes to their faith, are under the threat of harassment and imprisonment by the Chinese authorities. (Photo by Gilles Sabrie/LightRocket via Getty Images)
YUTONG, HENAN, CHINA – 2014/08/05: Followers of Father Dong’s “underground” Catholic church praying during the daily evening mass held in a yard. Not belonging to the Chinese Patriotic association, they don’t have a real church for the gathering. Currently they have no place to go and have chosen this open air yard for the services. Millions of Catholics in China outside the patronage of the government controlled Chinese Patriotic Catholic Association. These “underground” catholic who recognized the Vatican as the only religious authority when it comes to their faith, are under the threat of harassment and imprisonment by the Chinese. authorities. (Photo by Gilles Sabrie/LightRocket via Getty Images)
YUTONG, HENAN, CHINA – 2014/08/05: Father Dong an “underground” Catholic priest, who has so far refused to join the Chinese Patriotic Catholic Association, unlike most Catholic clerics in the region, celebrating the daily mass held in a yard. He doesn’t have a real church for the gathering has chosen this open air yard for the celebrations. Millions of Catholics in China outside the patronage of the government controlled Chinese Patriotic Catholic Association. These “underground” catholic who recognized the Vatican as the only religious authority when it comes to their faith, are under the threat of harassment and imprisonment by the Chinese authorities. (Photo by Gilles Sabrie/LightRocket via Getty Images)
YUTONG, HENAN, CHINA – 2014/08/05: Followers of Father Dong’s “underground” Catholic church praying during the daily evening mass held in a yard. Not belonging to the Chinese Patriotic association, they don’t have a real church for the gathering. Currently they have no place to go and have chosen this open air yard for the services. Millions of Catholics in China outside the patronage of the government controlled Chinese Patriotic Catholic Association. These “underground” catholic who recognized the Vatican as the only religious authority when it comes to their faith, are under the threat of harassment and imprisonment by the Chinese. authorities. (Photo by Gilles Sabrie/LightRocket via Getty Images)
YUTONG, HENAN, CHINA – 2014/08/05: A follower of Father Dong’s “underground” Catholic church praying during the daily evening mass held in a yard. Not belonging to the Chinese Patriotic association, they don’t have a real church for the gathering. Currently they have no place to go and have chosen this open air yard for the services. Millions of Catholics in China outside the patronage of the government controlled Chinese Patriotic Catholic Association. These “underground” catholic who recognized the Vatican as the only religious authority when it comes to their faith, are under the threat of harassment and imprisonment by the Chinese. authorities. (Photo by Gilles Sabrie/LightRocket via Getty Images)
YUTONG, HENAN, CHINA – 2014/08/05: Father Dong an “underground” Catholic priest, who has so far refused to join the Chinese Patriotic Catholic Association, unlike most catholic clerics in the region, giving the holy communion to some of his followers during the daily mass held in a yard. He doesn’t have a real church for the gathering has chosen this open air yard for the celebrations. Millions of Catholics in China outside the patronage of the government controlled Chinese Patriotic Catholic Association. These “underground” catholic who recognized the Vatican as the only religious authority when it comes to their faith, are under the threat of harassment and imprisonment by the Chinese authorities. (Photo by Gilles Sabrie/LightRocket via Getty Images)
YUTONG, HENAN, CHINA – 2014/08/05: Father Dong an “underground” Catholic priest, who has so far refused to join the Chinese Patriotic Catholic Association, unlike most catholic clerics in the region, giving the holy communion to some of his followers during the daily mass held in a yard. He doesn’t have a real church for the gathering has chosen this open air yard for the celebrations. Millions of Catholics in China outside the patronage of the government controlled Chinese Patriotic Catholic Association. These “underground” catholic who recognized the Vatican as the only religious authority when it comes to their faith, are under the threat of harassment and imprisonment by the Chinese authorities. (Photo by Gilles Sabrie/LightRocket via Getty Images)
YUTONG, HENAN, CHINA – 2014/08/05: Followers of Father Dong’s “underground” Catholic church praying during the daily evening mass held in a yard. Not belonging to the Chinese Patriotic association, they don’t have a real church for the gathering. Currently they have no place to go and have chosen this open air yard for the services. Millions of Catholics in China outside the patronage of the government controlled Chinese Patriotic Catholic Association. These “underground” catholic who recognized the Vatican as the only religious authority when it comes to their faith, are under the threat of harassment and imprisonment by the Chinese. authorities. (Photo by Gilles Sabrie/LightRocket via Getty Images)
YUTONG, HENAN, CHINA – 2014/08/05: The daily mass celebrated by Father Dong’s “underground” Catholic Church, with a follower of Father Dong bringing back the crucifix inside a private home. Millions of Catholics in China outside the patronage of the government controlled Chinese Patriotic Catholic Association. These “underground” catholic who recognized the Vatican as the only religious authority when it comes to their faith, are under the threat of harassment and imprisonment by the Chinese. authorities. (Photo by Gilles Sabrie/LightRocket via Getty Images)
2016/03/20油通圣枝主日:
Adam Dean-Panos
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2016/03/27油通复活节:
Adam Dean-Panos
2016/12/11油通
路透社:Thomas Peter
A woman arrives for Sunday service at a makeshift, tin-roofed church in Youtong village, China, December 11, 2016. Picture taken December 11, 2016. REUTERS/Thomas Peter
Pei Ronggui, an 81-year-old retired bishop waits to take confession from members of the congregation before Sunday service at an unofficial catholic church in Youtong village, Hebei Province, China, December 11, 2016. Picture taken December 11, 2016. REUTERS/Thomas Peter
People attend Sunday service at a makeshift, tin-roofed church in Youtong village, Hebei Province, China, December 11, 2016. Picture taken December 11, 2016. REUTERS/Thomas Peter
People attend Sunday service at a makeshift, tin-roofed church in Youtong village, China, December 11, 2016. Picture taken December 11, 2016. REUTERS/Thomas Peter
Men attend Sunday service at a makeshift, tin-roofed church in Youtong village, China, December 11, 2016. Picture taken December 11, 2016. REUTERS/Thomas Peter
People attend Sunday service at a makeshift, tin-roofed church in Youtong village, China, December 11, 2016. Picture taken December 11, 2016. REUTERS/Thomas Peter
People attend a Sunday service at a makeshift, tin-roofed church in Youtong village, Hebei Province, China, December 11, 2016. Picture taken December 11, 2016. REUTERS/Thomas Peter
A man holds a rosary during Sunday service at a makeshift, tin-roofed church in Youtong village, Hebei Province, China, December 11, 2016. Picture taken December 11, 2016. REUTERS/Thomas Peter