Me too!

So inspired right now!! God Bless!!!

I agreee!

Was thinking that myself; until such a movie comes about, I would highly recommend Fr. Paul Glynn's book about her titled The Smile of a Ragpicker.

Someone should make sure that Mel Gibson knows about her!! Mr. Chong, your beautiful work must become more known. Please contact Mel Gibson about this great woman.

So should that of Chiune Sugihara.

I agree with you 💯 since I've watched Angel of Auschwitz thanks to Stanislawa Leszczyńska and Gese Perl ❤

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Thankyou for this Beautiful story.

@@ccbarr58 The Cathedral was destroyed by the bomb, it exploded five blocks from the church. It was rebuilt exactly as it was on the same spot where it used to be before the war 🙌🏻

Speaking as a Catholic who studies Japanese, the Nagasaki area in particular has a much higher number of Catholics and an amazing history. My Japanese teacher went to university there, and he said roughly half his classmates had names like Maria or Michael. The Japanese church is small, but incredibly strong; they survived underground, with extreme persecution, for over 500 years. Their faith is awe-inspiring. As for Japanese mainstream culture, I'd encourage you to watch or read what your son watches and discuss the moral themes with him. I've been surprised by how well some anime or manga overlaps with Christian ideals, and saddened by the lack of overlap in others; but a lot of it really is good. If you help your son learn to talk through the bad and the good and understand what they're teaching him about life, you'll be giving him an amazing tool for handling media.

@@elfchild9 Thank you kindly for this information, I will remember Nagasaki when looking for an exchange program. God bless you. 🙏🕊✝️

@@lapitufitaazul I second Nagasaki. Nishizaka Hill, the site where St. Paul Miki and his companions were martyred can be seen from the city - the site was specifically chosen for that purpose, as a warning to the Christians living there. Nagasaki is also where St. Maximilian Kolbe lived for a number of years, and he even built a shrine to Our Lady of Lourdes in the hills, as well as founding a printing house for the Japanese edition of his Knights Imaculata magazines (which, to my understanding, is still Japan's most widely circulated Christian publication). Brother Zeno, mentioned in the video, stayed behind and continued running St. Maximilian Kolbe's mission in Nagasaki when he was called back to Poland. Then there is Urakami Cathedral, which was built by the surviving hidden Christians when they were finally allowed by the Japanese government to worship in public; if I recall correctly it is built on the site of the family mansion of one of the generals who was tasked with the persecutions, gifted to the Christian community by one of the general's descendants who became a convert. It is about 500 yards from the epicenter of the bomb, but rebuilt. Not far from there is a hut called Nyokodo where the famous convert Dr. Takashi Nagai, servant of God, spent the remainder of his life after the atomic bomb fell - it became something of a pilgrimage site even during his lifetime; he was considered by many to be a living saint.

Thank Ken! Huge fan here! God bless you and your family 👪 🙏 ❤️

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Thank you for sharing father. I have not heard of Ven Edel Quinn. Definitely gonna be looking into her story

@@JeromeChong97 Cardinal Suenens has a biography of her which is very worth reading, I noticed there is a pretty decent old video on her life kzfaq.info/get/bejne/d56dnryb2ZnYhI0.html this talk with pictures is very good and very inspiring, in many ways it is better and more full of facrs kzfaq.info/get/bejne/mcuCmM2SssCVlnU.html she travelled across Africa starting Legion of Mary praesidia, a single woman, precarious health, in transit in the back of lorries in the rough and poor roads of Africa. My goodness, she was a wonderful woman, I pray to her every day.

Fr. Miles!!

Pray to Jesus.He is the only mediator between God the father and man{thats you and me}

@@philipseballos8892 What about when Paul says to pray for one another....Christ is the mediator but Paul also tells us to pray for one another so we can bring it up to Jesus which whom will be the mediator. Saints are like the mail delivers who gives it to Jesus and Jesus reads it to the father.

Amen.

My apologies. Will be more careful when adding background music to my videos.

I LOVED the background music..... different pp, different ideas

@@albieinangelus921 Of course I should not have commented on it in light of the topic. It’s amazing (absolutely wonderful🙏🏻🙏🏻) he is putting these out. That is the important thing.

Thank you for your support 🙏

Thank you Brian!