Peter Kibe and his 187 companions send us Christians, and also non-Christians, a message containing many things, such as following: persistence in th… - Joseph Mitsuaki Takami

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Peter Kibe and his 187 companions send us Christians, and also non-Christians, a message containing many things, such as following: persistence in the faith in God, who alone can save the humanity; keeping the liberty of religion which is one of fundamental human rights; non-violence in front of those who persecute and attack with violence is necessary for making peace. We expect that the Beatification for the Christians of Japan will be an occasion for rediscovering the importance of the faith and of bearing testimony to the love of God manifested through Jesus Christ and the Martyrs.

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About Joseph Mitsuaki Takami

Joseph Mitsuaki Takami (March 21, 1946–) is a Japanese prelate of the Roman Catholic Church who served as the archbishop of the Archdiocese of Nagasaki.

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Alternative Names: Mitsuaki Takami Takami Mitsuaki
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We know that a world without nuclear weapons does not automatically make for peace. We have to make many efforts toward renewal, to recreate the human spirit by insisting on the importance of the practice of love taught and showed by Jesus Christ.

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Peace first of all, is a question of one's soul. However, peace is about our faith in God and interpersonal relationships of trust and forgiveness that do not discriminate and hate anybody. Peace is about the necessary conditions that guarantee life in society (health, education, security) and the environment, our common home.

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