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| Bishop Shocked at CNN Accusation of China's Occupation of Tibet |
| Chinese Bishop Michael Fu Tieshan said Tuesday that he is shocked to hear an anchorman on U.S. Cable News Network (CNN) alleging "China has occupied Tibet for 40 years." |
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| China Protests Against Dalai Lama Representative's Speech at Religion Summit |
| Chinese religious leaders participating in the Millennium World Peace Summit withdrew angrily a meeting at the U.N. assembly hall Tuesday night, strongly condemning a so-called representative of the Dalai Lama reading a letter of the Dalai Lama to the religion summit. |
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| Religious Leaders Urged to Prevent Religions From Being Misused |
| A religions leader Tuesday said people of different religious persuasions, religious leaders in particular, need to join hands to adequately address the current problems and challenges in the world, and that they must shoulder the duty to prevent their religions from being misused. |
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| Annan Calls on World Religious Leaders to Work for Global Peace |
| U.N. Secretary-General Kofi Annan Tuesday said that varying religions, though different in practices, have one thing in common -- dealing in universal values, and this is of a great help in promoting world peace in the new century. |
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| Chinese Bishop Calls for Purity of Religion |
| Chinese bishop Michael Fu Tieshan proposed at the United Nations headquarters on August 29 to world religious leaders that all faiths in the world hold high the banner of peace and safeguard the purity of religious freedom. |
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| Chinese Delegation Walks out in Protest Against Dalai Lama's Message |
| The Chinese delegation of religious leaders Tuesday walked out of the hall of the UN General Assembly in protest against the message sent by the Dalai Lama who has been long engaged in separatist activities against China. |
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| GA Leader: Millennium World Peace Summit Is "Timely and Right" |
| A United Nations General Assembly (UNGA) leader Monday said that the convocation of the "Millennium World Peace Summit" at the United Nations headquarters in New York is "both timely and right." |
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| Millennium World Peace Summit Opens at U.N. |
| The Millennium World Peace Summit Monday kicked off at the U.N. headquarters in New York, attracting more than 1,000 religious leaders worldwide, including seven top gurus of China's five major faith disciplines. |
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| Chinese Religious Leaders Conclude Visit to US |
| A delegation consisting of seven top leaders of Buddhism, Taoism, Islam, Catholicism and Christianity in China has concluded a friendly and goodwill visit to the United States. |
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| China's Living Buddha Opposes Using Dalai Lama against China |
| The Chinese people have always adopted a resolute and clear attitude whenever the Dalai Lama is exploited for anti-China activities, a Tibetan Living Buddha said in Washington Friday. |
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| Close-up from US: "Better Look Through No Reversed Lens!" |
| Ye Xiaowen, adviser to a religious delegation on a recent visit to the US from China, serves today a "course to treat" his American counterparts in a luncheon party held in his honor at an attached school of California University in Los Angeles. To his American hosts, Ye has made a very special speech of his own which, according to them, clapping their hands amidst loud peals of laughter to their guest speaker, they relish to their hearts' content. |
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| Dalai Lama Inappropriate to Attend Peace Summit: Chinese Religious Leaders |
| The Dalai Lama is a turmoil-maker instead of peace-maker and is thus absolutely inappropriate to be invited or allowed to attend the upcoming Millenium World Peace Summit of Religious and Spiritual Leaders to be held at the United Nations Headquarters, a Chinese religious delegation said Wednesday in Los Angels. |
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| China Convicts 151 Falun Gong-related Criminals |
| Chinese courts nationwide, by August 15, convicted and meted out criminal penalties to 151 hard-core Falun Gong practitioners who committed crimes, said Ye Xiaowen, director-general of China's State Administration of Religious Affairs, at a press conference Wednesday in Los Angels. |
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| Chinese Religious Delegation Visits US |
| A Chinese religious leaders delegation began its visit to the United States Tuesday with Bishop of the Chinese Catholic Church Michael Fu Tieshan delivering a speech at the University of California in Los Angeles. |
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| Chinese Bishop Has Mixed Feelings toward Rapid Rise of Religious Adherents |
| The Chinese religious population has witnessed a sharp increase over the years, but Michael Fu Tieshan, bishop of the Chinese Catholic Council, still said here Tuesday that he has mixed feelings, because the ill-educated are always prone to fall pray to cults and heresies. |
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| Chinese Religions Enter "Golden Age": Bishop |
| Bishop of the Chinese Catholic Church Michael Fu Tieshan said on Tuesday in an speech delivered at the University of California at Los Angeles that Chinese religions are entering a "Golden Age." |
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| Chinese Religious Leaders Leave for US |
| The Chinese delegations of top religious leaders left Beijing Monday for the United States for a goodwill visit before attending the Millennium World Peace Summit of religious leaders to be held in the United Nations on August 28. |
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| China's Religious Delegation to Attend Millennium World Peace Summit |
| A Chinese religious delegation will attend the Millennium World Peace Summit of Religious and Spiritual Leaders to be held in the United States on August 28-31. |
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