The following are photos
of a Pontifical Solemn High Mass said on the 400th Anniversary of the
Arrival of St. Francis Xavier to Japan, and a Requiem Mass for the
victims of the Bombing of Nagasaki in the midst of the ruins of the
Cathedral of Saint Mary of Urakami, 1949. Notice the reverence of the Mass even in such destruction - something you would be hard pressed to find in the modern Church.
Sunday, December 7, 2014
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