Visit to the Church in China finds the Catholic faith is alive as people follow the Lamb in the Land of the Dragon
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Rebecca Venegoni Tower
BEIJING — The Catholic faith is alive and flourishing in the Diocese of Beijing.
That is the message the people of the North Church, Beitang in Chinese, want to convey and is evident upon a visit there. I attended Mass in the church and spoke with the pastor, Father Peter Liu Yongbin, and associate, Father Sun, during a recent visit to China’s capital city.
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