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Catholics celebrate 100 years of World Mission Sunday
The Catholic Church is marking the 100th anniversary of World Mission Sunday. Established by Pope Pius XI in 1926, the day supports the Society for the Propagation of the Faith, one of the four Pontifical Mission Societies.
The Diocese of Green Bay includes collections for the Church in Latin America and the Church in Central and Eastern Europe through the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops. These funds assist pastoral care, faith formation, and education in more than 1,130 mission dioceses.
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- Official source@avonacatholic100 Years of World Mission Sunday I One in Christ United in Mission
Apostolic Vicariate of Arabia del Nord · Avona Admin
- Official sourceCelebrating 100 years of World Mission Sunday: One in Christ, United in Mission
On Mission · Maria Foss
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- Oct 14, 6:55 AM Apostolic Vicariate of Arabia del Nord العربية 100 years of World Mission Sunday I One in Christ united in Mission.
- Oct 14, 1:06 PM On Mission Celebrating 100 years of World Mission Sunday: One in Christ, United in Mission
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