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Catholic media tycoon and philanthropist Jimmy Lai, now behind bars in Hong Kong. He was among nine activists found guilty of charges relating to pro-democracy demonstrations.

Jimmy Lai, Hong Kong Catholic media tycoon, sent to prison

by CNS

19 April 2021

Jimmy Lai, Hong Kong Catholic media tycoon, sent to prison as the Chinese Communist Party intensifies its crackdown on Hong ...

There’s a problem when God’s people don’t support Catholic media

by Matt Emerick

14 September 2016 - Updated on 1 April 2021

Mediamatters: “More educated and more intelligent listeners are the best antidote to the superficial, even erroneous ...

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Jimmy Lai, Hong Kong Catholic media tycoon, sent to prison

There’s a problem when God’s people don’t support Catholic media

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