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On the 78th anniversary of the atomic bombing of Nagasaki, Japan, on Aug. 9, a cohort of Japanese and U.S. Catholic bishops announced a new initiative to promote the realization of a world without nuclear weapons.

Archbishop John Wester of Santa Fe, joined by Archbishop Paul Etienne of Seattle, visited Hiroshima on August 6, the anniversary of the dropping of atomic bomb there in 1945.

With the blockbuster movie ‘Oppenheimer’ also focusing attention on the morality of the Hiroshima and Nagasaki bombings, the bishops hope their ‘Pilgrimage of...

Archbishop John Wester of Santa Fe, joined by Archbishop Paul Etienne of Seattle, is leading a 13-day peace pilgrimage to Japan.

Archbishop John Wester said Oppenheimer invites people to assess the “morally untenable reality” of a world with nuclear weapons.

Archbishop John Wester of Santa Fe, joined by Archbishop Paul Etienne of Seattle, will lead a 13-day peace pilgrimage to Japan beginning July 31.

The archbishop of Santa Fe and his counterpart from Seattle will travel to Japan later this month in what is being called a "Pilgrimage of Peace" that coincides with key

A ‘pilgrimage of peace’ to Japan led by two U.S. archbishops will soon depart, with advocacy for the elimination of nuclear weapons worldwide and for the creation of a peaceful global environment chief among their priorities.

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