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An “opportunity to strengthen cooperation in evangelization”: Malawi’s PMS Official on Participation in Rome Conference
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Fr. Ephraim Peter Madeya, the director of the Pontifical Mission Societies in Malawi, said the country's participation in an international conference on the future of mission in Rome serves to strengthen cooperation in evangelization. The conference, held from October 29 to 31, allows Malawi to contribute to the universal Church's efforts regarding missionary awareness and formation.
In a statement released on October 29, Fr. Madeya noted that Malawi is participating both in person and online. He said the event reaffirms that mission is the responsibility of all baptized Christians rather than being the exclusive duty of priests, religious, or members of institutes of consecrated life and societies of apostolic life. He stated that through faith and formation, all Christians are called to proclaim the Gospel.
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