The September issue of World Mission magazine shows the impact of the lockdowns on children, the youth, and elderly Filipinos. While the first article of the special highlights how the psychological lives of children have been affected and what to do to take care of them, the second article reminds us that it is important to have a balanced and active lifestyle regardless of the restrictions, in order to maintain our physical and psychological health. The third article points out that although the benefit of quarantine is to keep people safe at home, it can negatively impact the mental health of the elderly.

The April/May issue of World Misssion magazine brings to the fore the theme of the participation of women in the Church. In last year’s Synod of Bishops on Synodality, the issue resurfaced in the discussions with the Synod members recognizing the need to create a Church where men and women dialogue together. Certainly, the topic will be recaptured in the second session of the Synod in October this year.  In this regard, we publish an interview with Filipina theologian Estela Padilla, who participated in the Synod of Bishops on Synodality, where she shares her experiences with the Synod.

The March issue of World Mission magazine presents the main religious activities practiced by Filipino people over the season of Lent, Holy Week and Easter. Writer Michael Delos Reyes discusses briefly some of the traditions where faith and culture intertwine. From the street processions, going through the pabasa and senakulo and ending up with the salubong Catholics participate with great reverence and solemnity manifesting their faith and devotion to Christ and his mother Mary. The various traditions reflect the deeply rooted and cultural significance of Holy Week and Easter in the Philippines. 

The February issue of World Mission focuses on the great sub-continent of India, the world’s largest democracy. It starts by asking the question of whether India can be regarded as a super-power on the world stage thanks to its impressive development. However, its human rights record and religious freedom are at their lowest since the Bharatiya Janata Party took the reins of power. According to Jesuit priest and activist Fr. Cedric Prakash, Christians, and religious minorities are at the mercy of an ideology that is inspired by Nazism, fascism, and apartheid. 

Our January issue of 2024 covers a topic so dear to Filipino people: the Santo Niño. The image of Santo Niño de Cebu was one of the gifts of Ferdinand Magellan, a Portuguese Navigator who arrived in the Philippine Islands in 1521, to the ruler of Cebu and his chief consort for their Baptism. The small statue of the infant Jesus, dressed up as king, has such an iconic and historic value in so far as it functioned as a catalyst for the evangelization of the Philippines. Ever since the Santo Niño has marked the soul of Filipinos and shaped them to be a Catholic nation. 

The front cover of this December issue features the statue of Our Lady of La Vang from Vietnam. The Special of the current issue of World Mission discusses how devotees from other faiths, such as Islam, Buddhism, and Hinduism, venerate the Mother of God, especially in Asia.  For instance, in Singapore, Muslim and Hindu devotees bring their petitions to Mary. In Taoism, in the Origin of Self theory, Mary appears as the one who meditated things in her heart, gave birth to a higher being, and did not die like us. In India, Hindu devotees go to Our Lady of Velankanni to pray and make vows. 

The Special of the November issue of World Mission comprises three texts devoted to the short-lived and yet extraordinary life of the young Carlo Acutis, recently declared blessed by Pope Francis. Carlo Acutis’ closeness with Jesus through the Blessed Eucharist, his use of digital means for evangelization, and his jovial spirit in the face of the acute illness which led to his early death makes him an icon for Christians. In an interview, the mother of Blessed Carlo testifies to the “extraordinary ordinary life” of her son whose testimony of life led to her conversion. He is a saint for this age and a source of inspiration for young and old alike. 

The October issue of World Mission magazine is about evangelization. Evangelization consists in the proclamation and handing on of the Gospel of Jesus. To carry out the mission of evangelization, we need a strategy. Bishop Robert Barron in the first article of the special gives us some simple and practical strategies for evangelization. Father Joseph Caramazza, in his article, presents St. Paul of Tarsus as a missionary who reached out to all to promote change and as an evangelizer who preached the Gospel. Fr. James Kroeger in the last article of the special, recalls the 500 years of the arrival of Christianity in the Philippines.    

The September issue of World Mission magazine is dedicated to creation. Our relationship with creation provides us with a lot of benefits among which are mental and physical health. How can we turn to creation and benefit from its healing power? That is the main topic of the first article of the Special. The second article of the Special is about how seaweed can be used to fight global warming. The third article of the Special is a call for responsible usage of water as a step towards safeguarding humanity. The World Mission magazine editorial team and collaborators wish you a happy reading!     

The August issue of World Mission magazine highlights the theme of sexual abuse of minors in society and in the Church. In our three-article Special, we pinpoint the various facets of the problem, namely, the internet as a tool of exploitation of children, abuse of children perpetrated by close relatives and members of the clergy who have sexually mistreated minors. All abusers and enablers of sexual crimes against children should be held accountable and face justice. In particular, the clergy, as men of God, who have practiced these abuses should be penalized and incur the penalties of canon and civil.

The July issue of World Mission reflects on a crucial issue for humanity: Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Robots. The technology is already in our midst, promising to revolutionize societies, economies, and human behaviors. The potential and benefits it brings are there for everyone to see and experiment, especially in the field of medicine. However, the risks are enormous. Leading experts on AI are warning of threats it poses to the survival of the human race. They advocate that it should be taken on par with the climate change and nuclear weapons menaces.  

In this June issue of World Mission, we look at Pope Francis’ 10 years pontificate. Elected on March 13, 2013, Cardinal Jorge Bergoglio was coming “from the ends of the world” as he called his native Argentina. Pope Francis presented a new style of being pontific right from the start.  In the three-article “Special” devoted to Francis’ decade as pope, we highlight the reformist agenda he ushered in to the Church. Pope Francis believes the Church must both remain faithful to the Gospel and embrace radical reform if it is to fulfill its mission of evangelizing the world. 

This double issue of April/May of World Mission features the newly signed “provisional agreement” between the Vatican and China concerning the nomination of Chinese bishops. It has not been an easy ride for the Church in China. Christians in general and Catholics in particular, have been struggling with an ever-more authoritarian government cracking down on the activities of the Church and her pastors. The Pope is well aware of these difficulties; nevertheless, he wishes to continue along the path of dialogue hoping for better results for the good of the Church in China in a not long distant future.  

In this issue for March, in which we celebrate the Lenten season, World Mission focuses on the theme of spiritual discernment as a tool of growth in Christian life. The Lenten season we are living right now as Church community is an opportune time to reflect on our lives. The method of discernment is a traditional discipline to make us more aware of God’s presence in our lives. In an article for this issue, Jesuit Ramon Bautista explains how “The Examen” is a technique of prayerful reflection on the events of the day in order to detect God’s presence, and discern His direction for us. 

In this month of January of the New Year 2023, World Mission offers two articles by Archbishop Menamparampil of India on how peacemakers must work hard at knowing the diverse causes of conflicts so as to eliminate them and thus eradicate violence. This is a lifetime struggle that demands self-abasement. The teachings of every religion on reciprocity and fraternity can have a decisive contribution to peace in an age of merciless completion and cultivation of self-interests. In an interview, Archbishop Menamparampil speaks of his lifelong commitment to peacebuilding in the troubled region of Northeast India. 

In this December issue we bring out two inspirational reflections about the “three comings of Christ.” Advent is the season when we prepare for the coming of Christ at Christmas. Christ comes in three ways: He came in the past, He does come right now and He will come in the future. A third meditation draws spiritual insights from admiring the charming miniature Nativity scenes which trigger sentiments of solidarity and prayer for peace, reconciliation and justice in our broken world. As we celebrate Christmas this year, may the signs and symbols around us invite us to rejoice with grateful hearts. 

The November issue of World Mission brings to the fore the theme of online games amongst young people. Online gaming has shown to have a variety of advantageous consequences. It allows gathering in groups, either virtually or real-life. Nonetheless, virtual interaction with others oftentimes becomes more important than real-life relationships which can lead to gaming disorders. Parents should try to achieve a balance between tech time and games in their homes and find creative ways for their children to balance tech and outdoor activities.

In the October issue, World Mission magazine features a Filipino Comboni missionary in South Africa, who is developing his painting skills and engaging in social media platforms to announce God’s love for humanity. “I use the artworks to express my own faith and my life as a missionary, abstract as they may be,” he says. Art conveys the intangible stories of our faith; therefore, it is an effective means of teaching and enhancing devotions and prayers. 

The September issue of World Mission features the care of the environment and creation in harmony with the Season of Creation that runs from September 1 to October 4. This is an initiative spearheaded and promoted by Christian Churches worldwide, including the Orthodox as well as the Catholics. Under the theme “Listen to the voice of creation,” this year’s Season of Creation invites us to listen to the songs of praise to our Creator, and to the distressing voices lamenting the abuses committed against our common home.  

The August issue of World Mission features the prospects of a return to in-person classes after nearly a three-year closure of schools because of COVID-19 which had devastating repercussions on education. After facing countless challenges with a hybrid model of face-to-face and distant learning, the Philippines will resume in-person learning this school year. Students, teachers, and parents must be fully prepared for new adjustments. 

The July issue of World Mission focuses on the consequences of the Russian invasion of Ukraine on the distribution of food supplies and the increase in the cost of basic commodities worldwide. By interrupting the supply chain of grain and fertilizers for agriculture, the war is creating a global food crisis for hundreds of millions of people. Prices of fuel, bread, and gas have gone up, affecting the budgets of families and individuals who are having a hard time making ends meet. The poorest countries that depend on wheat produced by Ukraine and Russia to feed their populations are more at risk. 

The June issue of Word Mission reflects on the economic as well as social inequalities that impair our world today.  This disparity causes harm to us all, especially to the poor. Christian Tradition has denounced unequivocally this unfair status quo. A Christian outlook on economics focuses on the dignity of the human person made in the image of God. It proposes solidarity, fair wages and a just redistribution of the material resources so that no one may lack the basic conditions to lead a dignified life. No one should live in poverty nor should there exist accumulation of unimaginable wealth in the hands of a few billionaires. 

The double issue April/May offers its readers the synthesis of an original research into the archives of the Shrine of Our Lady of Fatima, in Portugal, of the thousands of letters addressed to the Virgin Mary. The messages reveal a profound and familiar relationship the believers have with Our Lady. From Portugal to Asia, from Ireland to the USA, from Latin America to Africa, people from all walks of life address the Heavenly Mother as “dearest mother,” “good mother,” and “dear mama.” In the letters, the devotees fervently beg for peace in the world, request health and wellbeing for their relatives and even confess crimes they have committed. 

The March issue of World Mission gives its own humble input into the current synodal journey the whole Church is committed to. Our publication wishes to disseminate relevant information about it, thus widening the horizons of our readers about this topic. It is a universal two-year program set off by Pope Francis with the aim of renewing the Church as her way of functioning and doing mission. We hope the three major articles our magazine carries on the theme will go a long way in clarifying what the Synod is all about, its methods and final goals. 

In February, World Mission magazine brings to the fore the EDSA People Power Revolution. This year marks the 50th anniversary of the proclamation of the infamous Martial Law. An article by Dulce Festin-Baybay highlights the role religious people had in the peaceful transition after the demise of dictatorship. While the regime intimidated people through a show of force with tankers and military personnel, citizens showed up holding rosaries as their weapon.  In a year of elections in the Philippines, voters do well to take stock of the lessons of the past. History can assist Filipinos at this point in time in making sensible political choices. 

The January issue of 2022 reflects on humanity’s aspirations for peace, fraternity and reconciliation for the New Year. In a divided world where conflicts and divisions abound, compounded by the coronavirus pandemic, only a sense of togetherness can heal our brokenness. We either survive together or perish together, says Pope Francis. More than ever we need an inclusive outlook, a sharp awareness of being all brothers and sisters and children of the same Creator. To achieve true peace, wellbeing and friendship with everyone, we must realize that we need each other. We belong together, we are one world. 

Our December issue is about Christmas and its message of simplicity and joy. Indeed, that’s the essence of the feast of the birth of Our Lord Jesus who was born in a rather simple, and even, poor setting. Then, the good news of baby Jesus’ coming into the world was announced in the first place to shepherds, an ostracized and destitute group of people at the time. It was the poor who could better grasp the meaning of such an event-God made man-with purity and happiness in their hearts. The natural outcome of it all is peace and joy. 

In view of the impending elections in May 2022 in the Philippines, this November issue of World Mission is giving some “food for thought” to its readers on politics and faith.  All citizens are called upon to exercise their political duties, particularly their right to vote. As the Filipino Bishops have said, this right must be carried out “responsibly.” For a believer, a Christian, and a Catholic, faith and politics are not separated from each other. The faithful are invited to strive for an integration of the life of faith with that of political action. A Catholic person should vote according to his/her conscience and the criteria of the Social Doctrine of the Church.  

The October issue of World Mission reflects on the Church’s mission in the current Coronavirus pandemic. All parishes have been hit hard by the absence of their faithful due to stringent lockdowns and consequently by the lack of financial support. The one million dollar question is how Catholic leaders and laity will be able to turn this “blow into a blessing” and draw lessons and strategies for a post-Covid mission. No doubt, the pandemic has reshaped the pastoral care of parishes and Christian communities. Will the Church vigorously advance her presence in the digital and social media platforms as a means of evangelization? 

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World Mission Philippines Magazine - September 2021

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