By MIZUKI ENOMOTO/ Staff Writer
November 22, 2019 at 07:00 JST
Yuka Nishioka shows her new picture book, “The Pope and Nagasaki,” in Nagasaki on Oct. 25. (Mizuki Enomoto)
NAGASAKI--A resident here has given a soft touch to the turbulent history of Catholicism in this city in a recently released picture book ahead of a visit by the 82-year-old Pope Francis this month. [Read More]
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