Maddalena Tomassini

Two Guadalupe missionaries talk about their experience. Many Japanese are interested in the Bible, but society keeps them from converting. They live with Christian values. The path to baptism and the discovery of Jesus can take years. "Perhaps we do not dance at Mass like the Africans and do not sing like the Europeans, but our hearts dance with the word of God."

The marchers are walking under the sun, with temperatures reaching 40 degrees, respecting the Ramadan fast. The March began in May, in response to a suicide bombing in the city of Lashkargah and had reached Ghazni, 200 km from the capital.

"May this be the beginning of a continuous effort to build strong relationships, free from the burden of fear and the burden of suspicion". The excitement of the citizens of Singapore. An opportunity for the island-state to "contribute to history". KNCA: establishing new relations between the two countries, for peace and denuclearization of the Korean peninsula. The White House responds: source of optimism.

Edward Leung took part in the clashes in February 2016. He is charged with participating in a riot. Card. Zen among those calling for a reduction in the sentence.

Restaurants and shops get on the marketing bandwagon. Cocktails and food are named after the two leaders. Gold, silver and zinc peace medals are on sale. Oddball figures like former NBA player Dennis Rodman and a Kim Jong-un impersonator are showing up in the city-state.

The country is shocked by the murder of a young medical student: she died at the police station, killed by her kidnapper. UN and human rights NGOs: fighting the practice of forced marriages.

The meeting will be held at a hotel on Sentosa Island. Putin calls Trump’s decision to meet Kim “brave and mature”. Meanwhile, experts look at the timing and costs of denuclearisation: ten years and US$ 5 billion. The IAEA is available for verification but funds are needed. Red Cross calls for action to solve immediately humanitarian problems.

Rescuers managed to extract 23 survivors, who were trapped throughout the night. There are still two missing. Accidents in Chinese mines continue.

The fear is about another war. As tensions with Israel grow, two more protests are planned for this week. Meanwhile, the humanitarian crisis continues with only four hours of power supplies per day and hospitals on the verge of collapse. A summer camp has been organised to remind the Christian community of the hope, love and forgiveness of Jesus Christ.

The driving ban will be abolished on June 24. Critics say that Riyadh does not want to grant further reforms. The right to drive is not enough, the law of the guardian must be abolished.

Japan’s aging Catholic communities are "surprised" by young Filipinos and Vietnamese. Parishes celebrate Masses in various languages ​​. For “the Catholic Church to understand how to welcome them is an important job". New bishops are a sign of the new way of “to walk with people", as Poe Francis put it.

Visitors can now book a room in a Japanese Buddhist shrine. On 15 June a new law goes into effect whereby any room can be registered as an accommodation. A tourist boom is expected in the coming years. For now, 100 temples have been registered.