this month inside World Mission

this month inside World Mission

WM REPORTS

Rwanda - Peace Process

Ten years after the outbreak of the genocide that left more than 1 million dead in Rwanda, the country is still healing, day by day.

Mongolia - New Start

In a country with less than 200 Catholics, a pastoral council met recently for the first time at Sts. Peter and Paul parish, Mongolia's "mother church".

USA - Free to Believe?

Lakeland Community College near Cleveland, Ohio, has removed a professor of moral philosophy from his classes as punishment for refusing to hide his religious identity from students.

Colombia- Identity at Stake

Cultural and political globalization is eating into Latin America's Catholic Identity, says Father Sidney Fones Infante, associate secretary-general of the Latin American Bishops Council.

MISSION IN ACTION

VIETNAM-Sense of Security

An Australian Loreto Sister is helping to give love and shelter to the homeless children of Ho Chi Minh City... Read

JAPAN-Hearts Alight

Four seminarians from Japan learn a different side of life

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WM SPECIAL

IS THERE A FUTURE FOR MISSION?

1. Listening to Experience -

by Hugh MacMahon SSC

from success to challenge to doubt

Over the past forty years, Catholic Missionaries have known considerable success, then the challenge of change and, finally, doubt about their very future. The Korean experience is instructive. Read More

2. Faced with the Basics - by Hugh MacMahon SSC

MISSION IN CHINA POINTS THE WAY

Today mission to China is viewed as impossible by many missionary societies because there are no openings for parochial ministry, or for directing social and educational projects. this shows how narrow our thinking has become. More

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Vol. XVI × No. 5

JUNE 2004

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