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    Monday, March 31, 2003
    ASIACHURCH LEADERS OPPOSE MILITARY ACTION AS IRAQI WAR LOOMS
    ASIARELIGIOUS, EX-POLITICAL FIGURES OPPOSE JUSTIFYING VIOLENCE WITH RELIGION
    ASIALAITY HELP STEER GOOD SHEPHERD NUNS TOWARD MORE COLLABORATION WITH LAITY
    BANGLADESHMEN'S ROLE IN WOMEN EMPOWERMENT HIGHLIGHTED IN WOMEN'S DAY EVENTS
    BANGLADESHRADIO VERITAS OFFICIALS PLEASED WITH LISTENERS' MEETING TURNOUT
    BANGLADESH'WEEPING' STATUE OF MARY TOUCHES HEARTS IN CHITTAGONG CATHEDRAL
    BANGLADESHMUSLIM AND HINDU TEACHERS LEARN TO BECOME BETTER EDUCATORS
    BANGLADESHFOLLOW RELIGIOUS TEACHINGS TO AVOID AIDS, SPEAKERS AT AIDS PROGRAM SAY
    CHINARURAL CATHOLICS EXPRESS CONCERNS ABOUT PEASANT POVERTY
    CHINABISHOP JOSEPH CHEN OF ZHANJIANG DEAD AT 81, RESTORED ZHANJIANG CHURCH
    CHINACATHOLICS AND MUSLIMS CONDEMN U.S.-LED WAR ON IRAQ, PRAY FOR PEACE
    CHINACHINESE MUSLIMS DENOUNCE WAR IN IRAQ, EXPRESS SOLIDARITY WITH IRAQI PEOPLE
    CHINANEWLY BAPTIZED CATHOLICS STRUGGLE TO KEEP FAITH ALIVE
    HONG KONGLEADERS OF SIX RELIGIONS APPEAL TO UNITED NATIONS TO MAINTAIN PEACE
    HONG KONG'KILLER' STRAIN OF PNEUMONIA DISRUPTS CHURCH HOSPITAL PASTORAL CARE
    HONG KONGUPDATE: 'KILLER' PNEUMONIA STRAIN DISRUPTS CHURCH HOSPITAL MINISTRY Note: This updates and replaces UCAN report HK3576 issued on March 17, 2003.
    HONG KONGDIOCESE ISSUES SPECIAL PASTORAL GUIDELINES AFTER VIRUS OUTBREAK