Fulfilling Our Responsibility as the Chosen People in Unity with True Parents While Attending the Heavenly Parent
... if South Korea is seen as pursuing aggressive legal action against politically conservative faith leaders while failing to apply comparable scrutiny to other sectors, this may create the appearance of selective enforcement – damaging…
... Yamagami’s mother remains resilient in her faith. She testified with dignity, acknowledging her sadness for her son’s crime while affirming her spiritual convictions. This is the portrait of a believer who has endured tragedy…
... True Mother emphasized that the unity of religious people is the key to realizing our Heavenly Parent’s dream – the ideal world of one human family centered on Heavenly Parent – the dream that…
... she’s very worried about South Korea. Then she said to me, ‘Go out and speak to South Koreans; speak to Christian leaders.’ As I’m speaking to you now, this is a moment when you…
... Countries like China, which deny religion, are closely watched by the UN. The Unification Church originally opposed communism, and now the world is becoming increasingly concerned about the political persecution of religions – particularly…
... We hope that in these brief days, Mother Han will feel the warmth of sunlight, the breath of fresh air, and the presence of Heaven. But we must not mistake this pause for progress.…
... Whatever one may think of the Family Federation, witnessing hundreds of humble believers braving the cold night in prayer is profoundly moving. Their sincerity is palpable. Even skeptics, if they stood among them, would…
... Right now, China, South Korea, and Japan – this fanatical anti-religious coalition – are colluding, and they are trying to build a new transnational network to root out religion not only in Japan but…
... In 2009, all members of the Yamagami family, including the future killer, signed a settlement with the Unification Church and got 50 million yen back.
... May the Tokyo High Court listen. May it hear not just the clamor of politics, but the quiet conviction of faith. And may it remember that justice, like truth, is not served by silencing…