THE JAPAN MISSION JOURNAL
SPRING 2013 VOL. 67, NO.1
CONTENTS

Thomas O'Loughlin	The Eucharist and the Meals of Jesus
James H. Kroeger	A Call for Renewed Evangelizers
A. Charles Muller	Zen Views on Views (dṛṣṭi): Are We Ever Rid of Them?
Joseph S. O’Leary	Overcoming Views in the Vimalakīrti Sūtra
Eugene Vassaux	Calvin against Castellion: A Question of Freedom of Conscienc
Michael Desprez	Dogmas, Miracles, and Scientific Truth: The Lives of Jesus in 19th Century France
John Horgan	Francis McCullagh, an Irish Journalist in Japan

THE JAPAN MISSION JOURNAL
SUMMER 2013 VOL. 67, NO.2
CONTENTS

Peter Knecht	Jan Swyngedouw’s Mission to Japan
J. P. Mukengeshayi Matata	Memorial Service for Jan Swyngedouw
Ruben Habito	Christian Zen
Miriam L. Levering	Chan and the Moment of Death
Philippe Kong	The Real and the Birth of Love
Cyril Veliath	The Jacobite Syrian Christian Church of Kerala
Thomas O’Loughlin	The Ecumenical Meal of Mission: A Re-reading of Acts 10-11:18
Apolonio Later	The Roots of Mission in Communion
Joseph S. O’Leary	Facing the Modern World with Pope Francis
Peter Milward	The Pope and His Poet

THE JAPAN MISSION JOURNAL
AUTUMN 2013 VOL. 67, NO.3
CONTENTS

Peter C. Phan	Interreligious Dialogue Now: Recent Journey and Future Trajectories
Dermot A. Lane	The Holy Spirit and Interreligious Dialogue
Reinold Ophüls-Kashima	The Concept of kyōsei: Conviviality and Symbiosis in Japan Today
Michael Desprez	Catholic Faith and Critical Scholarship: The Role of M.-J. Lagrange
Thomas O'Loughlin	The Catholic Church and Celibacy: An Approach from Historical Theology
Ludovicus Goossens	Remembering Michel Christiaens
Book Review	Wakakuwa Midori, Quattro ragazzi: The Tensho Embassy and the World Empires (Mitani Hideki Francesco)
Film Review	The Destiny of Oedipal Love in Perversion (Philippe Kong)

THE JAPAN MISSION JOURNAL
WINTER 2013 VOL. 67, NO.4
CONTENTS

Mitani Hideki Francesco	Economic Recovery and the Recovery of Human Dignity
Jose Panadan	The Phenomenon of Double/Multiple Religious Identities: A Missiological Problem or Prospect?
Kato Satoshi	Work-Related Depression in Japan
Kate Wildman Nakai	Sophia and Yasukuni: A Religious Clash in Context
Dermot A. Lane	The Jewish-Christian Dialogue
James L. Fredericks	Confucianism, Catholic Social Teachings, and Human Rights
Trends & Events	Statistics of the Church in Japan 2012
	Index of Authors and Articles 2013

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