Tag: Japan

In This Issue: Yale Journal of Music & Religion 7, no. 1 (2021)

Summary of the most recent Yale Journal of Music & Religion.

February 3, 2022
Filipinos for the beatification of a Japanese Samuari

In a time of rising isolationism in many parts of the world, this celebration seems to stand boldly as a reminder of the boundedness that Christians of all nations share in our baptism and faith.

February 7, 2017
GIA offering use of Japanese Blessing for free during the month of March

GIA Publications is offering, for free during the remainder of the month of March, the use of Lori True’s arrangement of “May the Peace of Christ Be with You / Ki Ri Su To No.”

March 16, 2011
Another Litany Resource for Japan

“For eyes to see that you have made of one blood all the peoples of the earth, and linked our lives one to another: that we may never forget our common life depends on each other’s toil and that we will always work for the common good, Arise, O Christ, and help us.”

March 16, 2011
“For we do not know how to pray” — for Japan

As the nuclear catastrophe in Japan unfolds, on top of the twin catastrophes of last week’s earthquake and tsunami, we re-discover that we do not really know how to pray.

March 16, 2011
A Litany, for Japan

that all the lives that have been lost may find their eternal rest in You… that those grieving the loss of loved ones, especially their children, and the loss of entire families and communities, may find glimpses of hope and life…

March 14, 2011
Japanese unveil new Hail Mary translation

“Translation issues have been a recurring point of discussion in Japan for centuries. In the past 10 years there are a number of vociferous debates on Japanese translations of everything from prayers to the catechism, to the Mass,” notes UCANEWS.com.

December 10, 2010
Liturgical translation backflip unlikely to hold

Australia’s CathNews published a blogpost about liturgical language problems in Japan.

May 25, 2010