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Bolivia celebrates World Mission Sunday
First source report
Catholic communities across Bolivia celebrated World Mission Sunday on October 18. Under the theme "One in Christ, united in Mission," parishes, movements, and the faithful participated in various activities to renew their commitment to universal evangelization.
The Apostolic Vicariate of Camiri reported that children, youth, and families engaged in missionary walks, Eucharistic celebrations, and communal gatherings. In the Archdiocese of La Paz, the celebration also marked 100 years of World Mission Sunday.
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- Official sourceAsí se vivió el domingo Mundial de las Misiones en Bolivia
Apostolic Vicariate of Camiri · Pamela Arnez
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- Oct 29, 12:56 PM PT Diocese of Tarija wins Clericus Cup 2026
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