Hiroshima 80 years on: Pedro Arrupe and the need to act
August 6, 2025
As we commemorate the anniversary of the Atomic Bombing of Japan, we remember the remarkable response of Fr Pedro Arrupe
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As we commemorate the anniversary of the Atomic Bombing of Japan, we remember the remarkable response of Fr Pedro Arrupe
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