Mass with the Japanese Peace Delegation

Join Archbishop Paul D. Etienne and a delegation of archbishops from Nagasaki and Hiroshima for a special Mass for peace at St. James Cathedral in Seattle at 12:10 pm. The Hibaku Maria statue, which is the top portion of a statue of Mary that survived the nuclear bombing of Urakami Cathedral in Nagasaki, will be present as a symbol of hope and resilience.
This Mass is part of a full day of prayer for peace in the world. After the Mass, all are welcome to venerate the Hibaku Maria statue through 8 pm.
Join us for a day of Pilgrimage of Peace events in St. James Cathedral:
12:10 pm Mass with the Japanese Peace Delegation
All-day (9 am to 8 pm) Veneration of the Hibaku Maria
6:30 pm Interfaith Prayer Service for Peace
About the Pilgrimage of Peace:
Seattle is the last stop for the Japanese delegation, who have been on a two-week Pilgrimage of Peace to the United States, including New York City, Sante Fe and Las Vegas. They are part of the Partnership for a World Without Nuclear Weapons (PWNW), a collaboration of the dioceses of Santa Fe, Seattle, Hiroshima, and Nagasaki and many supporters around the world.
Learn more here: https://archseattle.org/events/mass-with-the-japanese-peace-delegation/