Catholic terminology in Japanese
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- 12 Oct 2013
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Not bilingual, but hopefully useful
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カトリック教会の聖人暦とは - わかりやすく解説 Weblio辞書
カトリック教会の聖人暦とは? カトリック教会の聖人暦（カトリックきょうかいのせいじんれき）では、カトリック教会において定められている聖人暦について説明する。概説カトリック教会では、第2バチカン公会議以降、典礼暦と聖人暦が見直された...
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Note also the links at the bottom of that page. They should also be useful to you.
- 27 Dec 2003
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The best thing I can think of is contact a Catholic school in Japan like Fukuoka Futabagakuen.
This video shows they have native English-speaking teachers, who should be able to get you some information in English.
Also, a search on Google brings up numerous Catholic churches in Tokyo.
This video shows they have native English-speaking teachers, who should be able to get you some information in English.
Also, a search on Google brings up numerous Catholic churches in Tokyo.
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- 27 Dec 2003
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I would add I know that some of the Catholic churches in Tokyo have people who speak English and can provide assistance in English.
And for something entirely off-topic, I think the Roppongi Church in Tokyo has a wonderful live sing-along concert of Haydn's Messiah Hallelujah Chorus, early in the soon-to-begin Christmas season. (I attended it years ago.) Be prepared to sing! (Everybody who can sing the bass part please raise your hand...) When I was there, they did an excellent job, with only a piano as accompanyment.
And for something entirely off-topic, I think the Roppongi Church in Tokyo has a wonderful live sing-along concert of Haydn's Messiah Hallelujah Chorus, early in the soon-to-begin Christmas season. (I attended it years ago.) Be prepared to sing! (Everybody who can sing the bass part please raise your hand...) When I was there, they did an excellent job, with only a piano as accompanyment.
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Thanks guys! Your info does help. I don't live in Japan. The reason I asked because when I learn a language I would like to use it in the meantime as much as possible regardless of mistakes I could make. I often grab the chance as much as possible to write in the language or even think in the language. I'm a Catholic so sometimes I would need the terminology for writing my schedules and so on.
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The following wikipedia page would be also useful. You can find sacrament, mass or many other Christian terms in bilingual lists there.
ja.wikipedia.org
教派別のキリスト教用語一覧 - Wikipedia
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Thanks. That would supplement the info I can get from the other web page.
