Sino-Vatican Relations

Exploring the complex history between the Chinese government and the Roman Catholic Church, this book delves into the evolving dynamics of Sino-Vatican relations. It highlights the Church's initial denunciation of Communism and the subsequent efforts for dialogue by recent popes, including John Paul II, Benedict XVI, and Francis. Offering valuable insights into the state-church relationship and the Communist regime's stance on religion, this work is essential for understanding Christianity's role in contemporary China.