[Letter of April 19, 1957]
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The various materials which you sent to the Guardian he has read
with great interest—the pamphlet on the recent Congress of Religions
held in Tokyo, the English summaries of the important Bahá’í News
Geppo, and your report of the progress of the Faith in that promising
country.
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The Guardian is looking forward with keen anticipation to the
forthcoming Riḍván period, as it marks the establishment of thirteen
new National Assemblies; the most important of which are in the
Pacific area; the one centered in Tokyo, the one in Djakarta, and the
third in New Zealand.
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The Guardian is well pleased with the teaching work in Japan.
He hopes this branch of your service will be greatly reinforced and
stimulated by the establishment of the new National Assembly.
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He will pray for the friends, for Japan, and for the success of
the labors of the Faithful.
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He sends his loving greetings.
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