THE JAPAN MISSION JOURNAL
SPRING 2015 VOL. 69, NO.1
CONTENTS

Mark Patrick Hederman	Poetry as Contemplation of Being
Tiburtius Heli	Contemplative Life and the Laity in St John of the Cross
Martin J. Murphy	Tackling the Roots of Economic Inequality
Thomas O’Loughlin	Tensions between Theological Speculation and Historical Inquiry
Francois Lachaud	Joao Rodrigues (1562-1633) on the Art of Tea
Takashi Yoshimi	That Obscure Repression of Desire: The Situation of Sexual Minorities in Japan
Joseph S. O’Leary	The Theological Impact of Literary Modernism

THE JAPAN MISSION JOURNAL
SUMMER 2015 VOL. 69, NO.2
CONTENTS

Rowan Williams	The Ethics of Language: C. S. Lewis on Paradise Lost
Maria da Penha Villela-Petit	Cain and Abel: A Ritual Feud
Jonathan Day	A Proposal for Ending the ‘Liturgy War’
Keren Mock	Deborah: A Rashomon of the Last Canaanite War
Remi Brague	Discerning the Reality of Islam
Andreas Speer	For a Philosophical Ecumenism
William Gater	Michel Houellebecq’s Soumission
Francis Fukamizu	A Time for Dialogue, Reflection, and Prayer
Thomas O’Loughlin	What is a Gospel?

THE JAPAN MISSION JOURNAL
AUTUMN 2015 VOL. 69, NO.3
CONTENTS 〔Stock limited〕

Takayanagi Shun’ichi	For a New Mission Strategy in Secularized Japan
Tiburtius Heli	Spiritual Direction for Japanese Youth
Alfons Deeken	Christianity and Humor
Peter C. Phan	Francis, a Pope for Asia?
Joseph S. O’Leary	Robert Magliola on Buddhist-Christian Dialogue
Kato Satoshi	Pathology in the Aftermath of the Great East Japan Earthquake
John T. Brinkman	The Launch of Laudato si’
James Harry Morris	Christianity, Martyrdom, and Pilgrimage in ?kago Village

THE JAPAN MISSION JOURNAL
WINTER 2015 VOL. 69, NO.4
CONTENTS

Thomas O’Loughlin	What is Meant by a ‘Good’ Liturgy?
Adam Lyons	Prison Chaplaincy in Japan
Barry Cairns	Australian Volunteer Missionaries to Japan
Hoa Francisco Ngo	Between Religion and Culture: An Opus Dei Mission in Japan
James Harry Morris	The Presence of Jingjiào in Japan as explored by Ikeda Sakae
Roger Vanzila Munsi	Kakure Kirishitan Survivors
Will Denayer	Anthropogenic Climate Disruption requires changes in the macroeconomics of the global system
Trends & Events	Statistics of the Church in Japan 2014
	Index of Authors and Articles 2015

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