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The Southern Cross Boys' Monastery (南十字男子修道院 Minamijūji Danshi Jūdōin) is a small church run by Shiro Fujimoto, and home to several priests, Izumi, Seishiro Nagatomo, Naoya Kyodo, and Maruta and to Yukio and Rin Okumura. Its primary purpose seems to be counselling and exorcism services. It has church services too, as Shiro instructs the priests to clean up the mess before the service starts.

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  • The Southern Cross Boys' Monastery (南十字男子修道院 Minamijūji Danshi Jūdōin) is a small church run by Shiro Fujimoto, and home to several priests, Izumi, Seishiro Nagatomo, Naoya Kyodo, and Maruta and to Yukio and Rin Okumura. Its primary purpose seems to be counselling and exorcism services. It has church services too, as Shiro instructs the priests to clean up the mess before the service starts.
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  • The Southern Cross Boys' Monastery (南十字男子修道院 Minamijūji Danshi Jūdōin) is a small church run by Shiro Fujimoto, and home to several priests, Izumi, Seishiro Nagatomo, Naoya Kyodo, and Maruta and to Yukio and Rin Okumura. Its primary purpose seems to be counselling and exorcism services. It has church services too, as Shiro instructs the priests to clean up the mess before the service starts.
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