Pope Francis reportedly skipped planned remarks on China’s new Hong Kong “national security” law that severely restricts the freedoms of its people during his Sunday address.
Christopher Altieri, Rome bureau chief for the Catholic Herald, reported Monday that Vatican journalists received word that the pope would be using part of his address to respond to the situation in Hong Kong. However, that response never came.
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