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Caritas Japan appeals to accompany people in prayer after earthquakes - Vimarsana News

Caritas Japan appeals to accompany people in prayer after earthquakes

Bishop Daisuke Narui, SVD, of Niigata, said the quake, which has an estimated magnitude of 7.6, has killed more than 200 people, injured more than 500, and resulted in several aftershocks and subsequent earthquakes, and caused massive destruction.

Source: rvasia.org
Caritas Japan appeals to accompany people in prayer after earthquakes - Vimarsana News

Caritas Japan appeals to accompany people in prayer after earthquakes

Bishop Daisuke Narui, SVD, of Niigata, said the quake, which has an estimated magnitude of 7.6, has killed more than 200 people, injured more than 500, and resulted in several aftershocks and subsequent earthquakes, and caused massive destruction.

Source: rvasia.org
Caritas Japan President: Accompany our people in prayer after earthquakes - Vimarsana News

Caritas Japan President: Accompany our people in prayer after earthquakes

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Caritas Japan President: Accompany our people in prayer after earthquakes - Vimarsana News

Caritas Japan President: Accompany our people in prayer after earthquakes

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JAPAN Ishikawa: Francis close to quake victims, over 57,000 displaced - Vimarsana News

JAPAN Ishikawa: Francis close to quake victims, over 57,000 displaced

The death toll has risen to 48, and 90 per cent of buildings in the city of Suzu are said to be severely damaged. The Japanese Catholic Church is close to the dioceses of Nagoya and Niigata, which are in the quake zone. Archbishop Kikuchi of Tokyo offered his “prayers for the victims. We will do our best to support those affected.”