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@JohnsonNg I again thanks for your honest opinion 👍 I get annoyed when certain things is mixed up with religion. This is taken from the hospitals website. Nothing against st Teresa's hospital. Purely an example where the mission or the aims of the hospital is to help the needy. Can you tell me if if I walked in there with $0 whether they would even treat me. The answer is NO. So why are they said one thing and doing something exactly oppoite St. Teresa's Hospital was founded in 1940 by the Congregation of the Sisters of St. Paul de Chartres. Being a catholic hospital, her mission is to provide a competent and quality health care service to the sick and the needy through the Christian Spirit of Faith, Hope and Love. In doing so, the sisters strive to make present and concrete the goodness and love of God for all people. Over almost seven decades of development, the Hospital has now become a well-established private general hospital in Hong Kong. Presently, it has around 1000 beds, the best trained personnel and the latest medical facilities. The Hospital persists in improving herself aiming at providing quality service to the general public.

Thank you for sharing your concerns and raising these significant questions. These are difficult topics, and I understand the frustration and anger they can evoke. Regarding poverty and the wealth of the Catholic Church: The issue of wealth and poverty in religious organizations is complex. While it's true that the Catholic Church holds valuable assets (such as historical buildings and artwork), many of these are not liquid and exist to serve cultural and spiritual purposes. At the same time, countless Catholic and Christian organizations work tirelessly worldwide to alleviate poverty through hospitals, schools, and charities. However, the gap between need and resources remains vast, and there is always room for improvement. On child abuse and accountability: Abuse is a profound evil that goes against the very heart of Christian teachings. It is deeply saddening and wrong when cases of abuse occur within the Church or when they are mishandled. While there have been serious failures in the past, many reforms have been made to prevent abuse and ensure accountability. Christians and non-Christians alike share the responsibility to demand justice and protect the vulnerable. Why does God allow this?: This is a question theologians have wrestled with for centuries. Christianity teaches that God is just and will ultimately bring all wrongs to account, even if justice seems delayed in this life. In the meantime, God calls believers to stand against evil, support victims, and reflect His love and justice in the world. I deeply value your honesty in raising these concerns. These are hard conversations, but they are worth having.

@JohnsonNg Fair play sir. I respect your answers .... 👏