Lo que no muere nunca Autobiografía de Takashi Pablo Nagai.
The article focuses on the autobiography of Takashi Pablo Nagai, titled "What Never Dies," published in 2023. The work narrates the life of Nagai, a doctor and Christian who lived in Nagasaki, highlighting his conversion to Catholicism, his medical career, and his experience during the atomic bomb....
| Publicado en: | Humanitas (07172168) no. 110; pp. 334 - 337 |
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| Sumario: | The article focuses on the autobiography of Takashi Pablo Nagai, titled "What Never Dies," published in 2023. The work narrates the life of Nagai, a doctor and Christian who lived in Nagasaki, highlighting his conversion to Catholicism, his medical career, and his experience during the atomic bomb. Despite the sufferings he faced, including war and the loss of his wife, the narrative is characterized by an optimistic and humorous tone, reflecting his deep faith and commitment to peace. Additionally, it is mentioned that Takashi and his wife Midori are in the process of canonization, and the creation of an association in Italy to promote their beatification is highlighted. El artículo se centra en la autobiografía de Takashi Pablo Nagai, titulada "Lo que no muere nunca", publicada en 2023. La obra narra la vida de Nagai, un médico y cristiano que vivió en Nagasaki, destacando su conversión al catolicismo, su carrera médica y su experiencia durante la bomba atómica. A pesar de los sufrimientos que enfrentó, incluyendo la guerra y la pérdida de su esposa, el relato se caracteriza por un tono optimista y humorístico, reflejando su profunda fe y compromiso con la paz. Además, se menciona que Takashi y su esposa Midori están en proceso de canonización, y se destaca la creación de una asociación en Italia para promover su beatificación. |
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