According to this philosophy, Shoko (to burn incense) and Kenka (to offer flowers) are performed in the Catholic funeral rites in Japan, which indicates close attention is paid to the fact that non-Catholic attendees are a majority in many cases.
この精神に従って日本での葬儀では焼香や献花が行われ、カトリック信徒でない参列者が多数を占めることが多いという現実が配慮されている。