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World Mission Sunday is for EVERY Catholic! (opens the original)
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A great day is coming -- and you can be part of it! World Mission Sunday, this year celebrated on October 18, is a special day for all baptized Catholics to remember their baptismal calling to be engaged in the missionary work of the Church. On that Sunday, a profound show of global solidarity takes place. Every Catholic, even those in the poorest mission countries, prayerfully contributes to the missionary needs of the Church worldwide. This year has a deeper meaning than most: coming on the he
Sustaining Missionaries Every Day (opens the original)
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On October 18, our Church celebrates World Mission Sunday. This observance takes place in every country, in every diocese, and in every parish -- whether it is in a remote chapel far out in the African bush; in a predominantly Muslim or Hindu area in Asia where Christians cling to their identity; in a mountain village in Latin America; or in the great cathedrals of Europe. As Catholic citizens of this vast and diverse world, we are members of the one Body of Christ. We are at our best when we ac
An 'Influencer' for the Gospel (opens the original)
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It's hard to believe that in a few short weeks I will be attending the beatification of a personal hero to me and to many -- Archbishop Fulton J. Sheen. When our National Office of the Pontifical Mission Societies announced that they had a block of tickets available, I jumped at the opportunity to use one. Without a doubt, Archbishop Sheen was one of the most prominent Catholics of the twentieth century in the United States. Besides being our Pontifical Mission Societies National Director, he wa
Find Your Own Calcutta (opens the original)
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September 5th is the Feast of Saint Teresa of Calcutta -- known to the world first as Mother Teresa. The date also marks the anniversary of her death. Born Agnes Gonxha Bojaxhiu to Albanian parents in what is now the Republic of Macedonia, this tiny girl would grow up to have an oversized impact on the world through her charity, faith, and steely determination. Her single-minded mission was drawing the world's attention to the suffering poor. Her work began in the slums Calcutta, India; she mini
The Widow's Mite Comes to Life (opens the original)
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In the parable of the Widow's Mite, Jesus speaks to His followers of two types of people: wealthy ones and a widow. The wealthy ones flaunt their riches, even in the temple. They give a great deal, but they can well afford it. No sacrifice is made. The widow in Jesus' story has great significance for His time. Having lost her husband, this woman had no means of support. She lived on the margins of society, perhaps begging to survive. Yet, when it came time to give, she dug deep, sacrificing her
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