+ Follow ARCHBISHOP NICHOLAS CHEONG JIN Tag
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[Summary] => VATICAN CITY Manila Archbishop Gaudencio Rosales, who was elevated to the College of Cardinals by Pope Benedict XVI along with 14 others yesterday, has identified "the evangelization of Asia" as "the challenge of our times."
Rosales, who heads Asias biggest diocese, told the Catholic Asianews agency it was thus significant that the Pope had chosen to elevate him and two other Asians Archbishop Nicholas Cheong Jin-suk of Seoul, and Hong Kong bishop Joseph Zen, an outspoken campaigner for religious freedom.
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Rosales, who heads Asias biggest diocese, told the Catholic Asianews agency it was thus significant that the Pope had chosen to elevate him and two other Asians Archbishop Nicholas Cheong Jin-suk of Seoul, and Hong Kong bishop Joseph Zen, an outspoken campaigner for religious freedom.
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