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Catholic Professionals Society of Papua New Guinea launches Project 2027
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The Catholic Professionals Society of Papua New Guinea launched Project 2027, a nationwide voter education and civic awareness campaign, on October 1, 2026. The launch took place at St. Joseph’s Parish Hall Boroko in Port Moresby.
The non-partisan initiative seeks to promote ethical stewardship, good governance, and civic responsibility. Operating under the motto "Lumen et Vocem Catholica," the campaign aims to encourage citizens to vote with a clear conscience.
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- Official sourceVoting with a Clear Conscience: Catholic Professionals Launch "Project 2027" Electoral Awareness Campaign
Catholic Bishops Conference of Papua New Guinea and Solomon Islands · Moira Digori
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