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Celebrating the Centenary of World Mission Sunday: "One in Christ - United in Mission"
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Fr. Christian Sieland, the National Director of the Pontifical Mission Societies for Papua New Guinea and the Solomon Islands, has released a reflection on the centenary of World Mission Sunday. The message, titled "One in Christ - United in Mission," addresses the 100-year milestone of the observance.
The reflection coincides with October, which the Catholic Church recognizes universally as Mission Month. Sieland, a priest from Papua New Guinea, uses the centenary to encourage awareness of the Church's missionary work.
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