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Worsening extreme weather sharpens Church call for climate action in Japan

Cardinal Kikuchi urged Catholics to treat care for creation, human dignity and peace as connected duties of faith together

Japan, Europe, UN back ICC after US sanctions court president

The dispute highlights mounting concern over powerful states using sanctions and political pressure to resist international accountability mechanisms

Japanese bishops warn military buildup threatens nation’s postwar peace identity

Japanese Church leader urges solidarity with war victims while criticizing rising militarization, arms exports, and global reliance on force

Asia’s cardinals decry power abuse behind conflicts, call for moral courage...

Asian Church leaders highlight how inequality and broken leadership deepen suffering, urging believers to respond with courage, solidarity, and action

Japan Church leader says abuse ‘deeply hurt victims,’ pledges continued reform

Tokyo archbishop apologizes for clergy sexual abuse, acknowledges institutional limits, and pledges continued safeguarding reforms

Taipei protests after Seoul lists Taiwan as ‘China (Taiwan)’ on arrival...

Taiwan protests South Korea’s arrival-card listing of the island as “China (Taiwan)” amid rising regional tensions involving Beijing and Tokyo

Tokyo cardinal urges honest reckoning with history during ten days of...

Cardinal Kikuchi urges Catholics to preserve war memories and reject justifications for violence during Japan’s Ten Days of Peace

Pope on Hiroshima anniversary: Let justice replace a false sense of...

Pope Leo remembers the 80th anniversary of the atomic bombing of Hiroshima and calls for justice, dialogue, and fraternity in the world

Survivor warns ‘nuclear weapons cannot protect a nation’ at Japan’s interfaith...

Nagasaki atomic bomb survivor Terumi Tanaka urges faith leaders at Mount Hiei to confront history and abolish nuclear weapons

Japanese bishops decry execution of ‘Twitter killer,’ urge end to death...

Catholic Church says capital punishment violates human dignity, denies chance for repentance and justice for victims

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