In response to requests for assistance, in 1623, Father Dominick departed for Japan disguised as a merchant. Not long after his arrival, a decree was issued banning Spaniards from residing in the country. He worked incognito among the Christians for about ten years, comforting them, reconciling the apostates, and administering the sacraments in painfully difficult circumstances.
In response to requests for help, in 1623, Father Dominick traveled to Japan as a merchant. Soon after his arrival, an order was issued expelling Spaniards from the land. He operated clandestinely among Christians for about ten years, providing comfort, mending relationships with apostates, and administering sacraments under difficult circumstances.