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WM REPORTS

Korea - Not Worth Living

A Korean bishop, prompted by debt-ridden Koreans committing suicide, has asked Catholics to help alleviate their neighbors' "burden".

Brazil - A Landless People?

The Brazilian Catholic Church presses for agricultural reform in, the relations between the Church and President Lula appear deteriorating.

Ivory Coast - Hope For Peace

In 2002, following an attempted military coup, Ivory Coast was plunged into a bloody civil war which led to the division of the country.

Pacific Islands- Caught In The Middle

The hunger strike of refugees on Nauru island against Canberra highlights a worrying concern about conditions of refugee camps

Vatican - Education For Development

A census by the Vatican Congregation for Catholic Education reveals that two out of every three Catholic universities are in the Third World, many in non Christian areas.


MISSION IN ASIA

INDONESIA: the country with the highest Muslim population in the world. Around 160 out of its 210million citizens are Muslim. While traditionally tollerant, Islam in this archipelago is tending toward fundamentalism. PIME Missionary Fr Gheddo speaks about the enormous possibilities and challenges for the Christian mission ... Read


MISSION IN ACTION

CAMEROON: Together, Together.

It may happen that the lay leader of a Catholic community gives away this daughter to become the third wife of a Muslim man...  Read


WM SPECIAL

FILIPINO MIGRATION

Beyond The Borders,

Beyond The Margins  -  by Gemma Tulud Cruz

"DH" for the Hong Kong domestic helper... "Japayuki" for the Japanese entertainer... "Katas ng Saudi" for the fruits of Filipino men's Saudi Arabia labor. These are some of the new vocabulary that has been invented in the Philippines to describe today's "global" Filipino... Read More

 

Hidden Agenda? -  by Sonny Evangelista

After working over ten years in different Middle East countries, paying regularly his membership fees to the Overseas Workers Welfare Administration (OWWA), including his Medicare (medical insurance), Gaddy Bautista, 35, a father of three, finds no consolation from the government agency which he thought could help him in his dilemma... More


SAINTS FOR OUR TIMES

St Daniel Comboni: Trusting Heart

A, recently discovered, letter written by St Daniel to Mitterrutzner shows cost of mission in the 19th century. More


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Filipino Migration and its challenges to doing mission

- by Gemma Tulud Cruz


 WORLDS IN DIALOGUE

Provoking Harmony

Maryknoll Missioner Fr. Bob McCahill shares his life and what inter-religious dialogue can mean in practice.


MISSION ISSUES

Slave Children

Elimination of child labor sees some progress in El Salvador. Read


 

 

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CHURCH AND SOCIETY

Be Peacemakers - Pope John Paul II's message for the Day of Migrants and Refugees. Migration with a view to peace. Read from the Vatican website


VOCATION STORIES

As Years Go By

- by Marnecio Cuarteros

The story of four ordinary young people, and how they grew in faith and a sense of being called...  Read


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