VATICAN CITY (Reuters) - Catholic bishops from China will for the first time attend a major Vatican meeting starting this week, the Vatican said on Monday, the first concrete sign of a thaw between the Holy See and Beijing following a landmark agreement.
"There will be two bishops from continental China. They were invited by the pope," Cardinal Lorenzo Baldisseri told a news conference. "I think they are already on their way to Rome."
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