Tag: Japan

A viral rumor predicting a July 5 disaster in Japan has triggered travel cancellations, exposing the global impact of online misinformation

He underscored the relevance of Christ’s commandment to “love one another” in an era marked by fear and exclusion

In the 17th century, when Christianity was banned and missionaries expelled from Japan, Catholics continued their faith in secret

Cardinal Kikuchi stressed that protecting human dignity is a fundamental moral obligation, deeply rooted in the teachings of the Church

The primary challenge for “Mizu Ippai” is recognizing individuals in distress before their situation worsens.

The audit report highlighted that "there were three allegations of sexual abuse in two dioceses between April 2022 and March 2023."

He encouraged listeners to emulate Mary’s contemplative attitude amidst life’s uncertainties and societal challenges

The new Cardinals called on the Catholic faithful to continue praying for them as they embark on their new responsibilities

Japan remains one of the few developed nations that still uses the death penalty, despite calls for its abolition

“If we consider that protecting the lives of each and every person is the top priority, then the use of force should be avoided at all costs"