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Amakusa believers mourn the Pope's death; attend Nagasaki mass, renewed desire for peace

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On November 24, 2019, Pope Francis celebrated a mass in Nagasaki, the site of the atomic bombing, attracting devout Catholics from Kumamoto Prefecture. While the attendees were heartbroken by the tragic news, they also renewed their desire for world peace, as the Pope had hoped. The Nagasaki mass was attended by many Catholics from Japan and overseas.

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熊本日日新聞社 broke the news in 18 days ago on Monday, April 21, 2025.

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