The Vatican said Saturday it has reached an agreement with the Chinese government on the appointment of bishops in the country, making a historic deal with Beijing that critics say violates church doctrine.At a meeting held in Beijing, Monsignor Antoine Camilleri, undersecretary for the Holy See's relations with states, and Chinese Deputy Minister for Foreign Affairs Wang Chao signed a provisional agreement on the appointment of bishops in mainland China "following a long process of careful negotiation," according to a communique published in the Holy See's news outlet, Vatican News."It con…READ FULL ARTICLE