kimerajamm
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 Posted: Wed May 04, 2011 12:03 pm Post subject: They used operated |
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he French withdrawal was not announced and was supposed to be secret, but the local church leadership found out quickly and the local Catholic community had already began to move to the ports before end of talks in Geneva. By the time the accords were signed, 45,000 Catholic refugees were already waiting in Hanoi, Haiphong or Hai Duong.[33] According to the records of the Catholic Church, over 70% of Catholics in Bui Chu and Phat Diem left, compared to around 50% in most other areas. The Catholic records claim that only a third of Hanoi Catholics left, and that around 80% of all clergy left.[32] In all areas, a higher proportion of priests left than laypeople, which has been attributed to the communists inflicting heavier punishments on more prominent opposition figures, such as clerics.[34] The departure rate was also lower in areas further removed from the coastal areas and departure ports;[35] in Hung Hoa, only 11.8% of Catholics were recorded by their diocese as have migrated.[32] It has been speculated that the low rate of Hanoi residents choosing to depart may have been due to the fact that the city was relatively untouched by the decade of fighting,[35] and that the varying and high rate of departures among rural Catholics was due to the influence of the local clergy;[36] priests in northern Vietnam were noted to be more theocratic and involved in civic decision-making.[37] They used operated in a variety of ways in persuading their disciples to migrate; some explained their belief that circumstances would be difficult for people who did not immigrate, some simply gave dogmatics reasons such as "God is not here any more",[37] while others gave no reason at all and made declarations such as "We are leaving tomorrow" in the expecation that their followers would obey without question.[37] Surveys on the immmigrants suggested they were largely content to follow the recommendation of the local priest.[37] In some areas, the bishop in charge of the diocese told Catholics to stay, but laypeople were more likely to leave or stay depending on the stance of the local priest with whom they had regular contact; in many cases, such as in Hanoi, a majority of priests ignored their bishop and left anyway
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