THE JAPAN MISSION JOURNAL
SPRING 2008 VOL. 62, NO.1
CONTENTS

Roger A. Downey	Stabat Pater: God the Father And His Son’s Suffering
James P. Mackey	Science and Faith, Creation and Freedom
Mori Kazuhiro	Problem Areas in Japanese Society: A Challenge for the Church
John Yamamoto-Wilson	Searching for Freedom in Japan
Silvia Scatena	How Vatican II Debated Religious Freedom
Joseph S. O'Leary	Governance and Freedom in Church and State

THE JAPAN MISSION JOURNAL
SUMMER 2008 VOL. 62, NO.2
CONTENTS

Massimo Faggioli	The New Catholic Movements, Vatican II and Freedom in the Catholic Church
A.Cameron-Mowat	Liturgy: The Way Forward
Joseph S. O'Leary	The Eucharist: A Work of Art
Charles De Wolf	Remnants of Classical Japanese in the Roman Catholic Mass
Sekine Fusao	Toward an Evangelizing Liturgy
Olmes Milani	Brazilians and the Liturgy in Japan
Cao Hua	How Vietnamese Communities Pray
Paul A. Koroluk	The Eternal Liturgy in a Changing World: The Ukrainian Orthodox Church in Japan
Pat O'Leary	Light and Darkness: Revealing the Mystery
Paul Surlis	New Proposals on Priestly Ministry
Francis Britto	The God of Pi

THE JAPAN MISSION JOURNAL
AUTUMN 2008 VOL. 62, NO.3
CONTENTS

Suzuki Norihisa	The Prospects of Religious Education in Japan Today
Nicholas Lash	The Struggle for the Council： Ⅰ.What Happened at Vatican II？
Michael Desprez	The Edict of Nantes and its Revocation： A Chapter in the History of Religious Freedom
Paul Surlis	A Social Creed for the 21st Century
John T．Brinkman	A Reflection on Mission and Ecology
Yasuoka Takaaki　Pio	The Fourth Tokyo International Conference on African Development
Sekine Fusao	Creating Space for Interior Worship
William Johnston	Meditation in China
Documents	A Proposal from People of Religion
	Indigenous Peoples Summit in Ainu Mosir 2008

THE JAPAN MISSION JOURNAL
WINTER 2008 VOL. 62, NO.4
CONTENTS

Steven Morgan	Words That Sing
Roger Munsi Vanzila	Kakure Kirishitan in the new Urbanized Context of Kurosaki
Nicholas Lash	The Struggle for the Council： II . In the Spirit of Vatican II？
Antoinette Gutzler	Entering the Silence： A Christmas Meditation
Miyake Yoshinobu	Freedom of Religion in Shinto
Trends＆Events	Statistics of the Church in Japan 2007

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