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Philippines

Catholic Groups Call For Workers’ rights

A forum of Philippine organizations, including the Catholic-affiliated “Church People-Workers Solidarity” (CWS) and unions such as Kilusang Mayo Uno (KMU) and the National Federation of Labor Unions, is calling for the protection of workers’ dignity and rights in the face of economic crises and the emergence of technologies like artificial intelligence that could replace humans.

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Fides News Agency

Care of Creation

Theme For World Day Of Prayer

The Dicastery for Promoting Integral Human Development announced the theme chosen by Pope Leo XIV for the 2026 celebration of the World Day of Prayer for the Care of Creation, to be held on September 1, as “They shall beat their swords into plowshares and their spears into pruning hooks” (Isaiah, 2:4).

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Vatican News

World Mission Sunday

Catholics Invited To Pray And Cooperate

During his address to representatives of the Pontifical Mission Societies, Pope Leo XIV invited the entire Church to participate in World Mission Sunday.

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Vatican News

Pope Leo XIV

Magnifica Humanitas Valuable For Ai Development

Pope Leo XIV’s encyclical Magnifica Humanitas offers AI developers a valuable anthropological contribution as they design systems with which human beings interact at a deeply personal level, according to Taylor Black, Microsoft’s Director of AI and Venture Ecosystems.

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Vatican News

Bible Quiz

BIBLE QUIZ

Please mark the correct answer with an ‘x’ and submit your responses to the editor via email at wm.editor@gmail.com. The winner will be selected from those who have submitted all correct answers and will receive a six-month subscription to World Mission.

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World Mission

Follow Me

Peter, the Fisher of People

A vocation is a call that God extends to us, despite our mistakes and limitations, to which we are invited to respond with readiness, generosity, and joy. This was the process experienced by the apostle Peter.

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Pedro Nascimento | Comboni Lay Missionary

Philippine Crossroads

The Filipino Vocation as a Synodal Dance

One gives the steps, the other gives the dance. And when the Filipino people offer their gifts generously–through faith, resilience, service, and compassion–the Church in the Philippines becomes a living garden of the Spirit where God continues to bring hope to the world.

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José Mario Bautista Maximiano | Catholic Scholar

Hopeful Living

Public Servants Reflect on Hope

The desire to serve one’s neighbors and engender authentic hope in people can be realized through numerous forms of dedicated service in a variety of public positions; three examples readily come to mind.

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James Kroeger | Maryknoll Missionary

Our World

Be Strong and of Good Courage

Inspired by the examples of ordinary people such as Gideon, Jephthah and Moses-who discovered strength in their limitations-Archbishop Menamparampil advises young priests, religious and missionaries to nurture attitudes of patience, kindness and acceptance of humiliation.

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Thomas Menamparampil | Archbishop Emeritus, Guwahati, India

In Focus

Sr. Eva Fidela Maamo A Nun’s Mission of Healing

Sr. Eva Fidela Maamo worked as a missionary surgeon in remote communities across the Philippines. In her later years, she began preparing others to take her place, training volunteers to carry on her work so the poor would not be left without care when she could no longer serve.

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Oliver Samson | Freelance Journalist