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"What Japan has experienced in the last five and a half years convinces us that we must inform the world about the dangers of nuclear power generation and appeal for its abolition" Catholic Bishops Conference of Japan, 11 November 2016.

End Nuclear Power say Japanese Bishops

  • by Sandie
  • 07/12/201609/09/2017

Call for International Solidarity The Catholic Bishops Conference of Japan is calling for an end to the use of nuclear power. We, the Catholic Bishops’ Conference of Japan, appeal to all people who share our common home called Earth that we join hands, rise together and act in solidarity to… Read More »End Nuclear Power say Japanese Bishops

Japanese Bishops Call for Peace 70 Years After World War II

  • by Sandie
  • 06/08/201524/07/2017

The Catholic Bishops Conference of Japan understands itself to have a special vocation to work for peace. They explain: “It is not based upon any political ideology. We continue to appeal for peace not as a political issue, but as a human one. Our awareness of this vocation is, of… Read More »Japanese Bishops Call for Peace 70 Years After World War II

Japanese Bishops Defend Peace Constitution

  • by Sandie
  • 07/07/201412/10/2019

The Catholic Bishops of Japan are concerned that new interpretations of the country’s Constitution undermine its Preamble and Article 9 which call for peace and renounce war. “We, the Catholic Church, are convinced that it is false to think that security can be ensured by military buildup and the use… Read More »Japanese Bishops Defend Peace Constitution

Japanese Bishop Calls for Renewable Energy

  • by Sandie
  • 11/06/201412/10/2019

“We are asking prime minister Shinzo Abe to abandon the way of nuclear energy. But in order to really choose an alternative route to renewable energy our people must be ready to change their lifestyle. Otherwise it is just hypocrisy” said Bishop Isao Kikuchi of Niigata. In an interview with… Read More »Japanese Bishop Calls for Renewable Energy

Japan Catholic Council for Justice & Peace Opposes Special Secret Bill

  • by Sandie
  • 29/11/201331/03/2017

The Japan Catholic Council for Justice & Peace have written to Prime Minister Abe to express their concern about the draft Special Secrets Act saying: “We, the Japan Catholic Council for Justice and Peace, oppose the draft Special Secret Bill from the standpoint of those who respect the basic principles… Read More »Japan Catholic Council for Justice & Peace Opposes Special Secret Bill

Prayer ribbons and barbed wire at the Korean border

Asia Pacific Catholic Social Teachings

  • by Sandie
  • 08/09/201407/06/2020

Catholic Social Teaching in Asia Pacific Catholic Social Teaching principles may take root in and be expressed through every culture. Each particular experience can enhance humanity’s understanding both of reality, and of God’s call through it. By examining the local and particular, universal Catholic Social Teaching principles may be recognized… Read More »Asia Pacific Catholic Social Teachings

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