
| Catherine Cornille | Dialogue as Food for Proclamation |
| Roger Vanzila Munsi |
Embodied Sacramental Memory: Liminal Efficacy in Kakure Kirishitan Baptism |
| Peter C. Phan | Magnifica humanitas: Reflections from an Asian Perspective |
| Alberto Melloni | Anatomy of an Encyclical |
Highlights of the JMJ Autumn 2026 Issue Volume
80, Number 3
The Japan Mission Journal continues its commitment to
fostering theological reflection, interreligious dialogue, and missionary
engagement in Asia and beyond. The Autumn 2026 issue brings together
distinguished scholars whose contributions address some of the Church's most
pressing questions today: evangelization in a pluralistic world, the
transmission of faith through memory and ritual, the meaning of human dignity,
and the enduring significance of papal teaching.
Catherine Cornille reflects on how
interreligious dialogue nourishes Christian proclamation, while Roger
Vanzila Munsi examines the enduring sacramental memory of the Kakure
Kirishitan through baptismal practice. Peter C. Phan offers an Asian perspective on the richness of human dignity in Magnifica
Humanitas, and Alberto Melloni provides a compelling study of the
nature and significance of papal encyclicals in Anatomy of an Encyclical.
Together, these contributions invite readers to deepen their
appreciation of faith lived in dialogue, preserved in memory, expressed in
humanity, and guided by the Church's teaching tradition.
Fr. Kabundi Honore, CICM
Editor, Japan Mission JournalIssue Volume
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Having entered the third millennium, JMJ focuses on the specific problems the Church is facing today, particularly in the Asian context of the triple dialogue with cultures, with other religious traditions, and with the immense multitude of the poor.
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